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Response from Bob: "Audio off as in something like a system mute? You can pause your music and that'll result in audio being off... Not trying to be snarky - I guess maybe I don't understand your question. This isn't really my dept, but from what I understand there are gov't regulations on some...

Response from Bob: "Not sure. That's an infotainment question. I agree it would be nice to have."

Response from Bob: "Interesting idea... You could connect to the car via bluetooth and use your winamp iPhone or Android app and utilize its built-in EQ. But no, I don't think there are any plans to make a native winamp player."

Response from Colin: "There are some things we can't share quite yet but keep an eye on the Gravity launch to see some of the new things we are working on. I am particularly interested in seeing what is possible with spatial audio in a vehicle and believe that we are just beginning to scratch...

Response from Bob: "If you didn't experience a difference with SSP + the tape fix, I promise you didn't actually have SSP enabled. It's a night and day difference between the two systems. Just the addition of the front woofers alone is a massive delta from the base audio system. I don't know if...

Response from Bob: "Tidal doesn't fall within the audio team's responsibilities (it's an Infotainment thing). We use it for tuning, and experience the same issues many of you bring up, but we have no say in how it's implemented into the car."

Response from Bob: "This is something we're actively working on. I can't go into a lot of detail, but just know we're developing some new innovative ways of accomplishing exactly this."

Response from Bob: "These are all infotainment issues -even the no sound problem- and I'm on the audio team, so I really don't have a good answer for you (sorry). I know you're not alone in these, as I've personally experienced the no audio thing a couple times in "my" (company owned) Air. All I...

Response from Bob: "This is something we've been talking about doing since I joined back in August. It was actually one of my first questions when it came to tackling the re-tune, because you're absolutely right, a glass roof and a fabric-lined roof are going to have different reflective...

Response from Bob: "The most recent update in 2.6 added the ability to decrease the bass by 10dB, though it remains that you can only add 6dB. This is intentional, as a) we received feedback that customers wanted the option to take the bass all the way out post-retune, and b) at +6dB the woofers...

Response from Bob: "Good question. I haven't heard. I'll put it on our list to ask the sw dept."

Response from Bob: "We have a lot of really cool new audio tech coming to Gravity that's taking it to the next level as far as what's been previously possible. We've been growing our team and working around the clock to make it a best-in-class system. A lot of what we're learning and...

Response from Bob: "We haven't considered any Hall, Jazz Club, Arena, Rock, etc presets. Interesting thought. I'll bring this up in our next audio team meeting. The streaming audio part is a software question which is far outside of my lane. I'll pass it along to our SW QA team. Rest assured...

Response from Colin: "This is something that may be possible in the future to behave similarly to the Tidal mobile app with a (Low, Medium and High)"

The speakers are located in the following locations in cars equipped with Surreal Sound Pro: - 4 speakers in the front dash - 4 speakers in the A-pillars (2 at the base and 2 at the top) - 2 woofers in the front footwells - 4 speakers in the rear doors - 2 speakers in the pillars above the rear...

Response from Bob: "The tuning has yet to be finalized on Gravity, so no judgements should be made on the quality of the audio system. Whatever tuning was in the showroom car was only a precursor of what’s to come."

Yes, we would advise having service look at it to assess.

Hi, everyone. Thank you all joining Bob, Colin, and me and for asking great questions. The thread is locked now, but we will still be going through and responding to as many questions as we can throughout the day.

Response from Bob: "Yes, the biggest change was shortening the range down from 100 clicks to 50 clicks, so you can get from quiet to loud and back with less effort. This does mean less granularity, but 100 clicks is probably too much range, or at least that was our thought."

Response from Colin: "Our team's goal is to deliver a standard audio system with stereo playback and acoustic performance that is competitive with other vehicles in its class. Our goal for Surreal Sound Pro is to deliver an audio system with spatial audio playback and acoustic performance that...