the optical burmester

[Samuraisaint]

Salutations everyone,

The 2020 W167 Premium+ with the Burmester sound system was just purchased. Would it be possible to use the factory burmester's optical output to avoid splicing signal cords for high-level inputs while upgrading the system with Audison Forza DSP amp(s)?
Please, if you are able, assist me.

Much obliged.

[Samuraisaint]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=sound system&campid=5338181132&customid=2518X1570512X81b67e9bf6b0c3db9c9574a734a286d8&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&subId2=15&toolid=10001

[MaxiBroadway]

Well done!

[Samuraisaint]

Much obliged.

[Samuraisaint]

😍

[Lovelyas]

The burmiester amp has digital signal processing (DSP) applied to all of its components, making it difficult to get a flat signal without a high-quality converter, such as a JL-FIX86.

[Samuraisaint]

In addition to offering comprehensive video tutorials, the Audison bit software is specifically engineered to flatten the signal from factory systems. In my other vehicle, I use a Forza DSP amplifier from them; it has focal components and all channels turned on, and the difference is enormous. Although the Burmester system produces passable sound, its low-frequency bass response is severely deficient. Instead of cutting into wires to run the supply signals, I was expecting to have fibre laid out so that the connections stage would be easier, but I suppose we can't have it both ways. 🤣 Thank you for your expertise and assistance, however!

[Lovelyas]

I believe it is possible to use dts monaco to flatten the output on MBUX using custom scripting. I can't remember which other headunits you may use this on.