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Radio Reception

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bobgollihur Member

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I'm in a semi-rural area of NJ with a dearth of decent radio stations, and I find my stock (Cayenne V6, no sound system upgrade) radio reception to be pretty poor in comparison to my past rides. I get a lot of noise due to poor signal strength far more quickly than I experience with other vehicle radios.

I assume this may have something to do with the lack of a conventional antenna?

Has anyone had a parallel experience, and if so, any thoughts towards a solution (other than satellite radio or playing CDs ;) )

TIA, Bob

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wingless

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Bring it to the dealership to have it checked. Within the rear spoiler are the antennas and amplifiers. There may be a problem with that hardware.

  • 9 years later...
hahnmgh63 Member

hahnmgh63

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I find no receptions problems with my '06 CTTS on AM/FM but the Satellite radio reception does suck when driving through Forests. Where the Porsche completely looses signal my Audi will just keep playing. The Audi Sharkfin antenna is a much better antenna.

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