Thinking of buying a 2013 CS
I know a nice sport exhaust sound is great/cool when driving a sports car, but I don't know how people can just listen to that and say they don't need radio, especially if it is a daily driver.
I see your point but PSE is that good. Radio only becomes useful when sitting in traffic or waiting in the car for whatever...
I have a JBL "upgrade" on my Prius and the BOSE on my C2S is not THAT much better. I was actually kind of disappointed. That said, the sound from my PSE, is where the real music comes from.
Any Burmeister people out there?
Any Burmeister people out there?
Last edited by stardoc; Jun 10, 2013 at 07:44 PM.
Well, I think daily driving on the freeway, you will keep the RPM at a constant level, at a constant speed. Probably won't hear much of the exhaust sound anyway. If there is no base stereo and only option is to get BOSE, I will pick that any day over PSE. I think a re-sale value of a car with stereo will probably be better than one with only PSE.
Well, I think daily driving on the freeway, you will keep the RPM at a constant level, at a constant speed. Probably won't hear much of the exhaust sound anyway. If there is no base stereo and only option is to get BOSE, I will pick that any day over PSE. I think a re-sale value of a car with stereo will probably be better than one with only PSE.
I understand that.
Just saying people said they only want to hear the sound of PSE instead of turning the radio on. I think daily driving the 911, that will not be so much fun anymore.
Just saying people said they only want to hear the sound of PSE instead of turning the radio on. I think daily driving the 911, that will not be so much fun anymore.
I'm currently, and anxiously, waiting for my new '14 C2S Cpe. (hopefully, mid-September).
I've had the standard audio, and the Bose, and I've had standard exhaust and PSE.
Believe me, the only thing I look forward to is that musical, intoxicating Porsche exhaust sound, especially PSE.
I LOVE it, and NEVER get tired of it (and quite rarely listen to the radio!)
Last edited by Vegasguy; Jun 11, 2013 at 12:51 PM. Reason: Typo
Over the past six years, I've had three 911s. A '08 C2S Cpe., a '10 C2S Cab., and a '12 C2 Cpe. All of them were daily drivers.
I'm currently, and anxiously, waiting for my new '14 C2S Cpe. (hopefully, mid-September).
I've had the standard audio, and the Bose, and I've had standard exhaust and PSE.
Believe me, the only thing I look forward to is that musical, intoxicating Porsche exhaust sound, especially PSE.
I LOVE it, and NEVER get tired of it (and quite rarely listen to the radio!)
I'm currently, and anxiously, waiting for my new '14 C2S Cpe. (hopefully, mid-September).
I've had the standard audio, and the Bose, and I've had standard exhaust and PSE.
Believe me, the only thing I look forward to is that musical, intoxicating Porsche exhaust sound, especially PSE.
I LOVE it, and NEVER get tired of it (and quite rarely listen to the radio!)
Over the past six years, I've had three 911s. A '08 C2S Cpe., a '10 C2S Cab., and a '12 C2 Cpe. All of them were daily drivers.
I'm currently, and anxiously, waiting for my new '14 C2S Cpe. (hopefully, mid-September).
I've had the standard audio, and the Bose, and I've had standard exhaust and PSE.
Believe me, the only thing I look forward to is that musical, intoxicating Porsche exhaust sound, especially PSE.
I LOVE it, and NEVER get tired of it (and quite rarely listen to the radio!)
I'm currently, and anxiously, waiting for my new '14 C2S Cpe. (hopefully, mid-September).
I've had the standard audio, and the Bose, and I've had standard exhaust and PSE.
Believe me, the only thing I look forward to is that musical, intoxicating Porsche exhaust sound, especially PSE.
I LOVE it, and NEVER get tired of it (and quite rarely listen to the radio!)
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