Yes, you can upgrade your system in stages according to your budget.

You don’t need to buy everything all at once from the beginning.
At LOGON, there are many consultations where we help you finish things little by little in a sensible order, tailored to your current budget and what you want to improve first.

For example, in audio:

• Start with replacing the speakers
• Next, add equipment to produce sound that’s stable and solid
• Finally, fine-tune the bass and the soundstage

This way, you can move forward step by step.

The good thing about this approach is that it’s easier to be satisfied right away at each stage, and it’s less likely to be wasted later.
Even if you keep costs low at first, if you end up having to redo things later, it can end up being a detour.
That’s why at LOGON, we not only consider your current preferences, but also how far you want to go in the future, and guide you on how to plan your setup.

Of course,

• It’s enough if commuting becomes comfortable
• I want it to be a little better than the stock setup
• I want to be able to expand it properly later

are also totally fine.
Based on how you use the car, the music you listen to, and your vehicle model, we organize what you do now and what you can take advantage of later, and then make proposals.

If you want to get a sense of the costs, it’s easiest to first check the plan page for content and rough price ranges.
Even if it’s hard to judge based on what you see alone, once we know your budget and what you want to do, we can think through an appropriate plan for you.

Staged upgrades are a choice that’s less likely to fail and easier to move forward with while you feel satisfied.
Many people feel uneasy about making big changes all at once, so it’s totally okay to start by considering what you can do without overextending yourself.