The Bose sound system that came fitted in the car performs satisfactorily well. Though more of a "video" man than an "audio" man, for the first time in my life I become interested in listening to music - no, not that kind of music created by the Classics composers such as Mozart or Beethoven - but the kind of music from Strauss or Rodgers and Hammerstein or Bill Haley and his Comets.
When before I need to listen to some songs, all I did was to borrow a cassette or a disc containing pop music and play them on the player without as much as enjoying them as to keep me company when being alone in a car. But now I take the trouble of downloading all kinds of music even the Classics and burning them to a CD. But my preference is still to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Rick Astley and such, than to some piano concertos or symphonies.
However, the video system does not work at all since, I was told, that the system was more for Japan than for Malaysia. I have to re-install a new system or modify the existing one to suit Malaysian condition. The FM system works partially, being able to tune to radio stations in Malaysia between frequencies 76.0 Mghertz to 89.9 Mghertz. I have to modify the radio to be able to tune up to 108.0 MgHertz.