New R36 owner

[Vee]

Awesome. Will check and confirm once I pick it up. I have no doubt I will enjoy it ��

As as for options from what I could see it was as below, sound right?
rear view camera - yes
Adaptive cruise control - no
Dynaudio - not sure but sounded reasonable
GPS - no
lane assist - no
Power tailgate - yes
sunroof - no

[4paw]

Awesome. Will check and confirm once I pick it up. I have no doubt I will enjoy it ��

As as for options from what I could see it was as below, sound right?
rear view camera - yes
Adaptive cruise control - no
Dynaudio - not sure but sounded reasonable
GPS - no
lane assist - no
Power tailgate - yes
sunroof - no

Hi Vee
All the above sounds right, except the rear camera the current owner must have fitted this

The Dynaudio was the standard one (no sat nav / GPS) can't remember the model number sorry, but I'm sure someone else here could let you know the model number ?

hope that helps,
4paw

[Jakeys]

Dynaudio is mega easy to identify.

Are the speaker grilles on the doors all black or do they have an aluminium strip with a red Dynaudio logo on them? You can also check the amp or the sat nav branding (Screen will say Dynaudio in a couple laces) but the grilles are the easy way.

Arqray exhausts are also mega easy. Are the mufflers full chrome cylinders or just regular matte steel... bubbles, for lack of a better term? If it looks nice and shiny, it's aftermarket.

Welcome to R36 land! It's expensive but worth it, these are phenomenal cars on the straights and in the twisties, and yet comfortable and feature packed in the suburbs. Mine is white but pictures like yours almost make me wish I got blue instead, your car looks terrific!

[Vee]

Picked her up yesterday.

Still has the Arqray exhaust which sounds awesome. The guy I bought it from has fitted a cold air intake that actually looks pretty reasonable, flappy paddle extenders and an after market RVC but it links in with the system nicely.

Does not have Dynaudio but the system sounds fine to my ears. One thing that is doing my head in is BT audio. Got my phone paired with the Ficson no problem and can make and receive calls. I can get music to play through it with the A2DP but the sounds is terrible, very flat and only coming through the front speakers. There is a BT Audio button on the radio but it is greyed out. Sound quality through the stereo aux in plug is fine but I haven't tried the the ipod connector yet (need an adapter).

Hope to have a chance to tidy it up a buit over the next few days and get some photos.

[kamold]

Congrats!
If the fiscon bt annoys you just throw it out and install an oem and you'll be fine.
Note that we need the Wi-Fi capable units, standard 9w7 doesn't work with our steering wheels (speaking from experience).
The oem bt unit performs flawlessly and has unbeatable sound quality both for calls and streaming.

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[Jakeys]

Picked her up yesterday.

Still has the Arqray exhaust which sounds awesome. The guy I bought it from has fitted a cold air intake that actually looks pretty reasonable, flappy paddle extenders and an after market RVC but it links in with the system nicely.

Does not have Dynaudio but the system sounds fine to my ears. One thing that is doing my head in is BT audio. Got my phone paired with the Ficson no problem and can make and receive calls. I can get music to play through it with the A2DP but the sounds is terrible, very flat and only coming through the front speakers. There is a BT Audio button on the radio but it is greyed out. Sound quality through the stereo aux in plug is fine but I haven't tried the the ipod connector yet (need an adapter).

Hope to have a chance to tidy it up a buit over the next few days and get some photos.

Mine has Fiscon too. Yours is not broken, it just sucks balls at A2DP. I don't use it now though so I haven't done the OEM swap but if you want it, you will have to. There is no fix, it just sucks. Through the iPod connector is via the inbuilt OEM MDI so quality will be perfect as iPods send the music digitally and the head unit will decode it so you cannot have higher quality than that by definition.

[Vee]

I was using A2DP today for google maps and that worked quite well, I could listen to the radio and the google maps instructions would cut in over the top of it.

Bought a 30 pin to lightning adapter today, I wasn't expecting much difference between that and the stereo input jack but it was actually quite noticeable. Definitely a much nicer sound through the MDI.

[Heinrich R36]

Hey welcome to the forum and the R CLUB .......

Very nice wagon mate and the best colour in my opinion Biscay Blue...

Everyone very helpful on here just holla if you need a hand with anything...

[snerlo]

If it was me, I would just give up on the blue tooth streaming of music through your phone and put all your music on an SD card and slip that in the slot on the head unit. The music sounds heaps better than what came through my phone and I actually have the 9W7 installed in mine. SD cards are really quite cheap so that is my advice for you. Good luck enjoying your ride.

[Jakeys]

If it was me, I would just give up on the blue tooth streaming of music through your phone and put all your music on an SD card and slip that in the slot on the head unit. The music sounds heaps better than what came through my phone and I actually have the 9W7 installed in mine. SD cards are really quite cheap so that is my advice for you. Good luck enjoying your ride.

I considered this but I have seen numerous reports the RNS510 does a pretty average job of reading music off SD cards. File size limitations, a 2048 file limit, slow performance, and I am guessing it probably doesn't have any lossless support which a lot of my music is now.

I keep an old iPod Classic in the MDI hatch above the glovebox that I only ever take out to load new music onto. I tried to use my iPhone but new versions of iOS don't work very well with the current firmware on the RNS 510, they're too new for it.

[danger17]

I juggle a few sources:
MDI: 160GB iPod Classic. All music.
HDD: Music for the kids
SD: The good stuff. Can be slow to navigate through everything.

I too have the Fiscon, and am not in love with it...

[slipshot]

Welcome to our R36 world.

Mine came with the Fiscon too - terrible bit of kit. I went for the Mobridge and works a treat. Proper streaming, decent quality and works far far better than the Fiscon junk - which was probably a dealer fit option when the car was new as mine was and things have come on a lot since then.

Welcome to nice fuel bills - but what the hell eh. It's fun...

[Vee]

Cheers guys,

I too have read not so good things about the SD card so might just stick with plugging the phone into the MDI. Seems to work fine and sounds great. I do have a spare SD card at home so might give it a whirl just to see.

Fiscon works ok for phonecalls and google maps so I'm happy with that, just wont use it for music!

Did a 250km run up the hume hwy yesterday morning and was quietly pleasantly surprised by the fuel economy.

[snerlo]

I don't have any SD card issues at all and the speed seems fine. Whenever I manually select a song it pretty much starts straight away but I have the RCD510 not the RNS so whether that makes a difference, I don't know seeing as though it is handling nav stuff as well. I think the formatting of the SD card matters too. Don't quote me on this but I think it has to be Fat32 or something like that from memory. You'll work out pretty quickly if it doesn't work. I went the wrong way when I formatted my SD card for the first time and then I searched on this forum and found out the correct formatting, and away she went. I would just throw few songs on the card and compare it to the streaming through the MDI and you'll soon see if there is any difference and you can then choose which way you would like to go. Good luck.

[kamold]

Yeah I use the SDCard as well.
Have a 32GB card in there full of music, have never had any issues with it.