For your first car audio, it’s recommended to start by replacing the front speakers.

This is the entry point where the change is easiest to notice, and everyday music you listen to as well as your navigation voice will become more naturally clear—so even first-timers tend to feel satisfied. Even if the appearance doesn’t change much, the muddiness in the sound decreases, and the contours of voices and instruments become more defined.

At LOGON, rather than putting together a large, complicated system right away, our guidance focuses on first sorting out where your current dissatisfaction lies, and then starting with the parts that fit that need. For example, common inquiries include the following.

• The sound seems muffled
• Vocals are hard to make out
• The bass is overpowering and the balance is off
• It feels lacking even with the OEM setup
• I want to improve it as much as possible without making major changes

In such cases, if you start by thinking around speaker replacement, it’s easier to balance the improvement you’ll feel and the cost.
If you want to take it one step further, pairing the speakers with audio-tuning devices and work around the doors will make the sound more listenable and cohesive.

On the other hand, for those who want to enjoy deep bass from the start, adding a subwoofer can sometimes be a good fit.
However, what the correct addition is depends on the vehicle model, the configuration of the factory audio, the music you usually listen to, and how large a change you’re looking for.

So, as a way to start without failing, it’s helpful to think about it like this.

• Decide on one audio complaint first
• Start by working on the part that helps most with that complaint
• Build a setup with items that are easy to add later

With this approach, you won’t end up spending too much money at the beginning, and after trying it, it’s also easier to expand step by step with, “Next, I want to improve this part.”

At LOGON, you can consider the plan while checking the contents and the price range on the audio plan page, so I think first-timers can picture it easily.
Because the price of the selected items is shown clearly as a direct estimate of the total cost, there’s less anxiety about not knowing “so how much will it actually cost?”
And even if you still feel unsure after looking, knowing your budget and what you’re concerned about right now makes it easier to think in line with your preferences.

You don’t have to buy everything all at once for car audio.
Starting with the front speakers first is a classic entry point where the improvement is easy to feel and where it’s less likely to regret.
Even if you’re at the stage of thinking, “I don’t know what would fit my car,” that’s okay—based on your vehicle model and preferences, we can guide you from sensible options.