Yes, it’s possible to bring the sound closer to something that’s easy to listen to from the front passenger seat as well.

However, in a car audio system, the speaker distances are different between the driver’s seat and the farther seat, so if you do nothing, the sound will inevitably tend to be heard as driver-seat priority.
Therefore, if you want it to sound good not only in the driver’s seat but also in the front passenger seat, it’s important to make** adjustments to balance the sound** according to your car and system.

At LOGON, it’s not just about attaching parts; we decide the direction by focusing on how and where you actually want to listen.

For example,

• Usually the driver’s seat is the main one, but I want the passenger side to be easier to listen to too
• We often ride as a couple or with family, so I want to avoid one side sounding extremely better than the other
• I prefer natural sound across the entire cabin rather than sound that’s too centered

With wishes like these, the way we approach the adjustment changes.

In particular, the more precisely the sound is tuned to the driver’s seat, the more it may sound slightly skewed from the front passenger seat.
On the other hand, if you aim to tune it so that there’s less discomfort from either seat on the left or right, the passengers will also find it easier to listen to.

In other words, what’s important is deciding first whether to:

“Make the driver’s seat the absolute top priority”
or “Place more emphasis on a balance that sounds natural across the front seats”.

At LOGON, we guide you through this based on how you use the system.
The range of what we can do will vary depending on your vehicle model, speaker configuration, and the equipment that can be adjusted, but by aligning on the sound you want to achieve from the start, the satisfaction with the final result changes significantly.

We actually often receive inquiries like, “I want to avoid the sound becoming too much for only the driver’s seat.”
It’s definitely possible to create a compromise that fits your usual way of driving, rather than prioritizing only one side.

If you’re unsure, we can advise you based on who listens from which seat most often and what kind of sound signature you prefer.
Even at the stage of “I want it to be comfortable to listen to from the front passenger seat as well,” you can consult with confidence.