Yes, the sound of movies and videos will also get better.

When it comes to improving car audio quality, people often think of music—but in reality, it also has a direct effect on how clearly you can hear the dialogue and the immersive feel of the scenes.
That’s why even if you enjoy YouTube, live videos, movies, or streaming services in your car, you’ll typically be able to notice the change in sound clearly.

Especially noticeable changes are these:

• Dialogue becomes easier to understand
  Small voices and conversations are less likely to get buried, so you can follow the content without turning the volume up more than necessary.

• The sound doesn’t scatter and becomes more cohesive
  Sound effects, BGM, and voices are less likely to get muddled together, resulting in a listening experience that’s less tiring even over long periods.

• More impact that matches the visuals
  For live videos and action content, the thickness of the bass and the sense of spaciousness tend to come through more easily, making it even more satisfying to watch.

At LOGON as well, we often receive inquiries like, “I want to enjoy videos and movies comfortably, not just music.”
In practice, it’s not about making the sound flashy—what we focus on is tuning it to match the content you use most often.

For example:

• You watch videos more than you listen to music
• You sometimes watch streaming video on the navigation system or a display audio unit
• You want to enjoy it together with family or children in the back seat
• You want dialogue to be easier to hear even while driving

If that’s how you plan to use it, there are cases where a setup that prioritizes clarity of voices and naturalness that doesn’t feel harsh on the ears tends to be a great match.

On the other hand, depending on the playback environment on the original vehicle and the connection method, the results you can achieve may vary.
That’s why at LOGON, we provide guidance on content that can produce effects within a practical, realistic range, tailored to your car model, your current audio environment, and the way you want things to look and sound.

Even if you’re not mainly focused on music, and you simply want to make the sound of videos a bit easier to hear, you’re absolutely welcome.
These are inquiries we hear very often, so if we consider your use case, it’s usually possible to put together a solution that helps you feel satisfied without unnecessary compromise.