The following systems are available: |
Radio (CAN) sound system basic 8RE |
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| One loudspeaker in each front door (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in each A-pillar (left and right) |
Radio (CAN) sound system basic plus 8RX |
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| One loudspeaker in each front door (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in each A-pillar (left and right) |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear side trim (left and right) - saloon |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear door (left and right) - Sportback |
MMI sound system basic 8RX |
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| One loudspeaker in each front door (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in each A-pillar (left and right) |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear side trim (left and right) - saloon |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear door (left and right) - Sportback |
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| One loudspeaker in each front door (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in each A-pillar (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in centre of dash panel |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear side trim (left and right) - saloon |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear door (left and right) - Sportback |
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| Subwoofer -R211- in spare wheel well |
Sound system BOSE surround sound 9VK |
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| Two loudspeakers in each front door (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in each A-pillar (left and right) |
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| One loudspeaker in centre of dash panel |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear side trim (left and right) - saloon |
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| Two loudspeakers in each rear door (left and right) - Sportback |
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| Two loudspeakers in each C-pillar (left and right) - saloon |
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| Two loudspeakers in each D-pillar (left and right) - Sportback |
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| Subwoofer -R211- in spare wheel well |
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| Digital sound package control unit -J525- in luggage compartment (left-side) beneath cover |
In addition to the CAN bus, the fibre optic data bus „MOST bus“ is used. |
A „fibre optic cable“ is used as the connecting cable. The fibre optic cables are fitted in corrugated tubes for protection. |
Renew the complete fibre optic cable whenever possible. |
The end faces of the connectors must not become dirty. |
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