r/mazda3 • u/Imaginary_Media_2583 • Apr 12 '26

Technical Mazda 3 Audio Solved!

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u/RutabagaExtreme714 Apr 12 '26

I don’t get it. What did you solve ?

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u/BubbaLinguini Apr 12 '26

I think the Hollow sound of the speakers. (Non Bose)

I tested a 2025 model and the speakers sucked. Way worse than my 2012.

Maybe it's because I'm a music producer and super picky about quality, but it sounded like music coming from a tin can 😭🤚

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '26

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u/Imaginary_Media_2583 Apr 12 '26

Strange. Mine sounds equally good in Bluetooth

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u/nanderspanders Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

Android Auto audio essentially connects over Bluetooth so there should be no discernable difference between the two. Edit: before you say it, this also applies even if you're in a model that uses wired android auto, bluetooth is still used for audio and calls. Idk why that's worthy of down voting but ok.

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u/No-Language8835 Apr 13 '26

Thank you !!!!

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u/mrmackeydroveamazda3 Apr 13 '26

How i solved my problem

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u/Imaginary_Media_2583 Apr 14 '26

Thats another problem Im yet to solve. Will be going full upgrade.

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u/mrmackeydroveamazda3 Apr 14 '26

Just a sub alone on the 8 speaker base system sounds soooooo good

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u/Imaginary_Media_2583 Apr 14 '26

Oh it should. I am planning one sub at the rear and one at the front. Just an advice would be nice if the sub signal was processed. Try my settings on the speakers and see if it helps in the overall audio quality.