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Aftermarket audi is very difficult. All kinds of protection applied to OEM components. Canton also applies it's own DSP. You are better off accepting the stock system, which isn't that bad, and I came from a 10K custom install on my old car.

Scrubs up well for a 3.5 year old.

You may wish to consider using a 3rd party product to further improve pedal response.

There is a Canton setting in the sound menu to set listening up for Driver, Front or All. If set to Driver or Front there will not be much coming from the rear speakers. This is actually how it should be with the sound stage in front of you. However, if you prefer more sound from the rear speakers make sure the setting is on 'All'.

Well I've found mine intermittent, it works most of the time, but not as unresponsive as in your video. I've got 5yr warranty so I'm not desperate to get fixed yet. It will be interesting to see how they approach it if a fix is decided - whole new wheel or just the cluster of buttons affected.

Let me know how you get on. I may need to do the same at some point.

Mine occasionally plays up but nothing as bad as in your video. Maybe one or two blips it doesn't respond. Not enough for me to bother the dealer with at the moment. If what was happing in your video to mine I'd be straight down to dealer to show them that and get it replaced.

LOL they should re-name these things BellyButton Ports.

Rather an odd idea to make a video comparing these, and the type of tests, but there you go. I was having a few chuckles at the comments.

I use the DogBag popup tent in the back of my estate - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004JR5A3C/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=

I also suffered from a squeaky rear (oh dear)! I have now got Bosch all round and the silence is golden.

This link works ok for me : http://webspecial.volkswagen.de/infotainment/de/de/manuals/nav-companion.html?d1=discoverpro&type=poiNavigation I use Firefox 55.0.3 on Windows 7.

As per BillyJim, my install is pretty much identical to this.

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I think I'm lucky the only wind noise in my car is self generated. It's usually at that point I increase wind noise by lowering the windows to alleviate that problem