If you’re looking to download custom sounds for Tesla’s Boombox feature, owner Chris Whitton has created a compilation of 70 MP3s to get you started right away.
The following video demonstrates all 70 sounds he put together, which includes a variety of songs, sound effects and more, including the likes of Toto’s Africa, Mario Kart race countdown, Tomfoolery from Spongebob, Wii Shop and more.
Essentially, you need to format your USB stick to exFAT, name it ‘BOOMBOX’, and only place a folder in the root titled ‘Boombox’ with the custom sound files inside. Then, just plug in the USB stick into your Tesla’s USB port to access the files within the Boombox feature.
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