Model 3: Noise Cancelling

[Charl]

The title asks the question: I see Model S/X have this and if anything needs good noise cancelling, it is a 2020 Model 3!
The noise is all low frequency which is perfect for the technology.
How hard might it be to install a couple of mikes and a feedback loop to the (excellent) sound system I wonder?
Haven't seen anything even approaching this discussed anywhere.

 

[Audietron]

The title asks the question: I see Model S/X have this and if anything needs good noise cancelling, it is a 2020 Model 3!
The noise is all low frequency which is perfect for the technology.
How hard might it be to install a couple of mikes and a feedback loop to the (excellent) sound system I wonder?
Haven't seen anything even approaching this discussed anywhere.

sorry stupid question... are you talking about wind noise when driving? there are strips already available and makes some level of difference - not heaps.

 

[Charl]

I have the strips and I measured before and after on my favourite bit of motorway: no difference.
It's tyre noise on our local rubbish chipseal that I find the most intrusive. It's ideal for noise cancelling because it sits in a narrow low frequency band.

 

[Audietron]

I have the strips and I measured before and after on my favourite bit of motorway: no difference.
It's tyre noise on our local rubbish chipseal that I find the most intrusive. It's ideal for noise cancelling because it sits in a narrow low frequency band.

well what is done to roads, noone can undo it.