[limbo]

I am curious how many Ferrari owners upgrade the radio that comes with the car.

 

[Italian Lover]

None if any at all

Personally, if the radios are orginal, I leave it as it is. As a matter of fact, lately I have reached the point where I am not interested in radios (music) during driving, especially in my Ferraris. I just drive and enjoy the engine sound and so forth. I don't have any radios at all in my BB and Dino. Recently purchased Daytona comes w/ the original radio but it won't work here in Japan and I do not intend to replace it. Jimmy

 

[limbo]

...I have reached the point where I am not interested in radios (music) during driving, especially in my Ferraris.

I would tend to agree, however I have found myself taking some longer trips (2 hours or more) and running at a constant 80 MPH and it gets pretty boring. The factory radio seems pretty lame. ('03 360 Spider).

 

[Boxer]

I have never bothered to upgrade the radio in any F-car. In fact I pulled it out of the 308 6 months ago and have not replaced it yet.

 

[Argento]

Surely - The question has to be WHY ?

Who needs a any radio with the greatest sound in the World all around you ?

Argento

 

[limbo]

Why is easy - because when your driving for 2 hour jaunts on the interstate, it can get pretty boring just listening to the same tone all that time

 

[Andrew]

Why is easy - because when your driving for 2 hour jaunts on the interstate, it can get pretty boring just listening to the same tone all that time

If you are driving solo I could see this being the case. The speakers in the Ferrari are also worthless.

 

[Boxer]

Why is easy - because when your driving for 2 hour jaunts on the interstate, it can get pretty boring just listening to the same tone all that time

Definitely see your point, especially in any of the late model Ferraris, and running down a dead straight US highway for hours on end. Had I kept the 456 GT longer term, I probably would have gone down this route.