Nissan Tiida stereo sounds good!

[BluV3R18]

I usually keep mine at level 5 or level 10 if the song is good. I like to listen to the road =)

my days of having lots of bass are over.

[kadakz]

thanks for the reply...good onya...

[kadakz]

my tiida doesn't recognize custom made(burned) discs. is there any way to play those 'home made' discs? also is it possible to add a usb port to the audio system? sorry, if my question is stupid?

[shortwavesam]

@kadakz You will need to burn them in the CD format, not MP3, i don't think it's possible to add a USB port to the head unit.

[Matthew16ization]

How old do you have to be to drive there?

[shortwavesam]

@Matthew16ization 16 Years and 9 months

[vwestlife]

Here in the USA, the lowest priced Versa sedan doesn't come with a radio. You get the speakers, antenna, and wiring, but no radio. And since the clock is in the radio, that means you get no clock, either! You can buy the Nissan radio as an accessory, but most people install an aftermarket radio.

[shortwavesam]

@vwestlife I remember watching a video about the barebones Versa not including a Head Unit, that's just stupid that nissan wouldn't include one.

[HDXFH]

Alot of the stock Sound systems arent too bad, Even the Speakers are of good quality

[shortwavesam]

@HDXFH I've noticed that too, most cars made after 1997 have really good sounding factory systems in them

[GMSamuelRhine]

@shortwavesam oh yeah i really love the stock speakers on the Chevrolet Cobalt the bass is amazing, not sure if it also had a subwoofer in there too.

[shortwavesam]

@GMSamuelRhine Chevrolet Cobalt's usually have a stock subwoofer built-in