I am not too impressed with the Volt's basic audio system. One good thing about having a quiet car is to be able to enjoy music better - another major advantage of the Volt and PHEVs over ICE cars.
But my local car audio installer has few decent options IMHO:
1. Do an expensive adaptation to add a sub-woofer to the place in the trunk where the Bose subwoofer would normally go. This involves chopping up the plastic - creating a custom mounting bracket (expensive) while modifying the trunk's plastic panel.
2. Add a subwoofer box and internal amplifier in the trunk. There is no good place to put it and the smallest ones I was shown are quite large - an estimated 10" x 10" x 16". Too bulky for my taste and always black- both a bad color (for a light grey interior) and a bad shape for the trunk.
3) Replace the 6" (I think) speakers in the door with better ones. The installer said they were likely under-powered by the stock amplifier and would therefore require an additional amplifier to drive them - also messy and expensive with additional wiring required.
Suggestions?
But my local car audio installer has few decent options IMHO:
1. Do an expensive adaptation to add a sub-woofer to the place in the trunk where the Bose subwoofer would normally go. This involves chopping up the plastic - creating a custom mounting bracket (expensive) while modifying the trunk's plastic panel.
2. Add a subwoofer box and internal amplifier in the trunk. There is no good place to put it and the smallest ones I was shown are quite large - an estimated 10" x 10" x 16". Too bulky for my taste and always black- both a bad color (for a light grey interior) and a bad shape for the trunk.
3) Replace the 6" (I think) speakers in the door with better ones. The installer said they were likely under-powered by the stock amplifier and would therefore require an additional amplifier to drive them - also messy and expensive with additional wiring required.
Suggestions?