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Originally Posted by Kaldaien
Bose and Nissan have a weird relationship, by the way. Bose is supposed to be known for measuring the acoustics in a car and then developing a speaker package to match, but... Nissan is also known for lots and lots of mechanical noise across their entire model line
You expect a lot of road noise in a Z, but even in something reasonably tame like a Maxima you can hear a lot more rattling and other noises than you would expect from a modern sedan. Bose didn't put in its Active Noise Control feature in this car, which uses a microphone to cancel out road nosie. GT-R and competing Porsche models have that, but not Z :-\
You might need some sound dampening material to get your money's worth out of the "premium audio" package. For me, it just came with the Tech package so I didn't really care that the car's so noisy you might never notice the difference between Bose and base speakers. I _really_ wanted the auto-dimming mirror, reverse camera and navigation system w/ traffic data through Sirius/XM.
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I really like the Bose stereo. It sounds WAY nicer to me than the crappy stereos in the FR-S (though not that bad) or the genesis coupe (it was crappy). I find myself listing to the stereo more than ever in this car. The volume leveler for the increase in speed is particularly nice. I custom adjusted bass, fade, etc and it really sounds nice at all volume levels.