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What is Logic7?
#1
Posted 05 August 2004 - 07:45 PM
Logic7 is BMW's optional professional HiFi stereo system which is an enormous upgrade to the standard stereo. Logic7 is a special digital audio signal processing mode for two-channel stereo signals and multi-channel multimedia signals. The objective of Logic7 is to create an experience in sound as true to the original as possible for all listeners within the car. The Logic7 system is comprised of four tweeters in the mirror triangles and in the parcel shelf, one 100 mm conical subwoofer serving as the central loudspeaker in the middle of the instrument cluster, four 100 mm conical subwoofers in the doors, two 100 mm conical subwooders in the parcel shelf, and two 210 mm central base loudspeakers beneath the front seats. A total of 13 speakers.
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Mark aka Lomag
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2004 Mystic Blue 545i, Steptronic, Gray Leather Interior with Anthracite Maple Wood Trim, January 2004 Build, CIP 27.1
Sport Package, Logic7, Comfort Seats, NAV, PDC, Cold Weather Package, Sun Shades, Fold Down & Heated Rear Seats, Bluetooth, MP3 Playback
Mods: M-Aerodynamic Package, 19" Style #166 M5 Rims: 245/35/19 Front & 275/30/19 Rear, Hard-Wired V1, PIAA 4700K Fog Lights, AngeliBright v2.0 White Angel Eyes
#3
Posted 07 August 2004 - 09:56 AM
Iceman, on Aug 7 2004, 08:16 AM, said:
I'm curious how it is compared to a Mark Levinson audiosystem in a Lexus. I heard that once and it sounded awesome. I was very impressed. My hope is that the logic7 in my new car will sound something like that!
#4
Posted 07 August 2004 - 09:58 AM
Lomag, on Aug 5 2004, 06:45 PM, said:
100mm=about 4 inches. These are the mid-range speakers.
#5
Posted 08 August 2004 - 03:39 AM
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#6
Posted 08 August 2004 - 03:55 AM
#7
Posted 08 August 2004 - 05:26 AM
2004 Alpine White 545i SMG -- gone but not forgotten!
Miss you JDN!
#8
Posted 24 August 2004 - 11:10 AM
Regards
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#9
Posted 15 November 2004 - 07:29 AM
I do not have Nav. I do have Sirius and it sounds awesome. :winkcool:
#10
Posted 16 November 2004 - 12:51 AM
2007 Audi Q7 4.2 Premium S-Line
2004 BMW 530i (Gone)
#11
Posted 22 August 2005 - 10:01 AM
soc_fans, on Nov 16 2004, 07:51 AM, said:
Is the Logic7 that much better? Is it worth $1800 bucks??? What I absolutely hate is the placement of the changer - deep inside the glove box. You CAN'T swap it/load it or do anything from the driver's side. You pretty much have to be out of the car or contort yourself on the passenger side to insert the cassette. Why can't it be on the dash like on the 7er?
Also, a car is about one of the worst listening environments there are with the road noise and all the other "noise generators" in a driving environment. Why would one buy a surround sound system that costs that much and put it in a car?
How about after-market systems - is that a viable option? Is there something comparable - with the cassette elsewhere - that can be retrofitted? I know, a cassette in the trunk is inaccessible from the driver's side, but....
Can someone convince me that the Logic7 is the way to go? I mean, it's the ONLY option other than the standard stereo and the one-disk-at-a-time load on the dash. Is the standard stereo that bad? Is it bad at all? Is it acceptable?
Thanks!
Santiago.
#12
Posted 22 August 2005 - 10:10 AM
santiago fonseca, on Aug 22 2005, 11:01 AM, said:
Also, a car is about one of the worst listening environments there are with the road noise and all the other "noise generators" in a driving environment. Why would one buy a surround sound system that costs that much and put it in a car?
How about after-market systems - is that a viable option? Is there something comparable - with the cassette elsewhere - that can be retrofitted? I know, a cassette in the trunk is inaccessible from the driver's side, but....
Can someone convince me that the Logic7 is the way to go? I mean, it's the ONLY option other than the standard stereo and the one-disk-at-a-time load on the dash. Is the standard stereo that bad? Is it bad at all? Is it acceptable?
Thanks!
Santiago.

Many of your questions do not yield clear, "yes or no" answers since discussing sound systems is a subjective topic that relies heavily on individual opinions.
That said, some extensive discussions and opinions can be found in the following threads:
http://forums.e60.ne...showtopic=10845
http://forums.e60.ne...showtopic=10956
http://forums.e60.ne...showtopic=14774
2004 Alpine White 545i SMG -- gone but not forgotten!
Miss you JDN!
#13
Posted 23 August 2005 - 10:15 AM
Rudy, on Aug 22 2005, 05:10 PM, said:
santiago fonseca, on Aug 22 2005, 11:01 AM, said:
Also, a car is about one of the worst listening environments there are with the road noise and all the other "noise generators" in a driving environment. Why would one buy a surround sound system that costs that much and put it in a car?
How about after-market systems - is that a viable option? Is there something comparable - with the cassette elsewhere - that can be retrofitted? I know, a cassette in the trunk is inaccessible from the driver's side, but....
Can someone convince me that the Logic7 is the way to go? I mean, it's the ONLY option other than the standard stereo and the one-disk-at-a-time load on the dash. Is the standard stereo that bad? Is it bad at all? Is it acceptable?
Thanks!
Santiago.

Many of your questions do not yield clear, "yes or no" answers since discussing sound systems is a subjective topic that relies heavily on individual opinions.
That said, some extensive discussions and opinions can be found in the following threads:
http://forums.e60.ne...showtopic=10845
http://forums.e60.ne...showtopic=10956
http://forums.e60.ne...showtopic=14774

Rudy, I appreciate the links. I'll think about it. Hopefully I'll be able to test drive a car with it. You're right, I'll either like it or not care to pay that much for it. It's all subjective and I see most of you out there love it - but $1800 for a CD changer??? What else does it do?
About the pictures of your car. White is beautiful and it only cements the notion in my head that a light colored E60 shows off so much better than a dark one. There are many posts about color choices and as I commented one day, I was almost all set in ordering a blue (of some kind) or black until I saw two E60s, parked one behind the other on the street and I could see both from the side. One was black and the other silver - don't know which silver - and the silver showed so much more detail and contrast. The black one was beautiful as well, but it appeared as a single, fat, black mass without much definition. The silver on the other hand was so defined - the windows, the wheels/tires, the shark antenna, the satin trim (which is totally lost on the the dark-colored cars), etc. The silver car also looked longer and lower. The E60 looks fat in a dark color. I just have to see what interior/trim colors are "allowed" with silver so I can make up my mind.
I think I'll get one of the silver colors when the 550i comes out. I'm holding out for the 6 speed and here in Germany I can order all kinds of goodies right off the showroom.
Anyway, I'll seriously consider the Logic7, but is there an after-market alternative?
Regards,
S.
#14
Posted 23 August 2005 - 10:52 AM
In a couple of the links I gave you earlier, there were some posts from people who did a custom audio install on their cars. Merzbow is one member who did something custom but I can't remember the names of other members who took the plunge.
Hopefully, someone else can chime in to remind us who did an aftermarket install (or you could search the forum database, etc.).
Good luck!
2004 Alpine White 545i SMG -- gone but not forgotten!
Miss you JDN!
#15
Posted 23 August 2005 - 02:03 PM
santiago fonseca, on Aug 23 2005, 05:15 PM, said:
You have to experience it yourself!
There is a good oportunity in September: IAA.
We have a little E60.net meet & greet and go to the Ring afterwards for a couple laps. You will be able to see all different options and the performance of the different engines...

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