Facts About Audi Radio Developments

Online, August 5, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Car radios or stereos have increasingly become a part of every car unit since its integration. This feature is no longer merely fitted to luxury cars, but even to ordinary cars as well. However, with luxury brand cars such as Audi TT radio and Volkswagen radio, top of the line car radio is part of the luxury their customers desire.

With a wide variety of luxury car models globally known today, Audi is a brand that is comprised of seven production facilities that distributes and manufactures its line of luxury and sports cars world-wide but whose operations are overseen from its headquarters in Bavaria, Germany. Audi's familiar line, the TT is only one of the many models of two-door sports cars being marketed by the Volkswagen Group, which apparently owns majority of the company since 1966.

For each of the two generations of the Audi TT, available in a coupe and roadster variant, has been made available containing a platform derived from Volkswagen Group A models, like the A4 (PQ34) model, and so on. As a result of this, the TT has significantly identical suspension and powertrain layouts as its cousins in Volkswagen, as well as a fully independent front suspension system, and front-wheel or all-wheel driving system. What set these two power-houses of automobile luxury apart; however, are other features that are being brought about by independent research and design - like the Generation III Audi TT Navigation developments found in every Audi TT model today.

With Audi, every bit of detail is taken into attention, even the stock Audi TT Radio. Audi TT Radio models have originally been designed as the "Chorus", "Concert", and the "Symphony" that has eventually brought to integration modern designs and technology making Audi one of the best brands of luxury cars in the world. You can evidently notice the technological developments offered by tracing the development of the Generation I Radio AM/FM and cassette player capabilities in 1998, Generation II CD-player and auto changer capabilities in 2002, and Generation II+ of MP3 functionality in 2006; to today's Generation III built-in CD-player with MP3 functionality, 2GB SD memory card, phone prep controller, and MMI option.

All 2007 TT models contain the Generation III Audi TT Radio available in "Chorus", "Concert", or "Symphony" that features a CD-player with an MP3 reading capability, AM/FM/Satellite radio with presets, improved reception, nine-speakers powered by a 140-watt amplifier, standard Bluetooth connectivity, a Graduated Audio Level Adjustment which adjusts the audio volume based on vehicle speed, and its ground-breaking MMI technology that is capable of voice-control for the radio, Google Street View car gps navigation, and an always-on cellular data for phone app connectivity, traffic data, and weather updates. For added luxury and sound quality, you can opt for the BOSE sound system with AudioPilot that features 12 speakers, a subwoofer, and 235 watts of power.