I just accept that a vehicle, particularly a commecial one, is just about the worst place there is to listen to music.
If I can hear it and the reproduction is good enough to discern without effort then it's good enough, otherwise I'd disappear down an expensive rabbit hole and still wouldn't get remotely close to the experience of a modest £100 pair of headphones sat at home.
The best vehicle set ups won't come close to the fidelity I would want, and chuck in engine, road and wind noise and it's just not something I as an audiophile would bother chasing because it's an impossible dream.
If I can hear it and the reproduction is good enough to discern without effort then it's good enough, otherwise I'd disappear down an expensive rabbit hole and still wouldn't get remotely close to the experience of a modest £100 pair of headphones sat at home.
The best vehicle set ups won't come close to the fidelity I would want, and chuck in engine, road and wind noise and it's just not something I as an audiophile would bother chasing because it's an impossible dream.