Audio VOLUME varies via COMMAND: FM Radio, CD Changer, AUXILIARY Devices
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Audio VOLUME varies via COMMAND: FM Radio, CD Changer, AUXILIARY Devices
The db levels vary condiderably between these three devices: FM RADIO, CD CHANGER, and the AUX DEVICES played via the outlet in the glove compartment.
FM is the loudest, CD three (3) steering wheel clicks less and AUX six (6) steering wheel clicks less from the FM radio loudness setting.
QUESTIONs:
1. Are the three different sound levels normal, for RADIO, CD CHANGER & AUX DEVICE?
2. Should not FM Radio stations and CDs have same sound level?
3. Can FM radio and CD changer sounds be synchronized, so that switching from radio to cds does not require volume adjustments?
tnx
Karl
FM is the loudest, CD three (3) steering wheel clicks less and AUX six (6) steering wheel clicks less from the FM radio loudness setting.
QUESTIONs:
1. Are the three different sound levels normal, for RADIO, CD CHANGER & AUX DEVICE?
2. Should not FM Radio stations and CDs have same sound level?
3. Can FM radio and CD changer sounds be synchronized, so that switching from radio to cds does not require volume adjustments?
tnx
Karl
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Possibly it could be due to your sound settings (Bass & Treble) levels as for each of them you can set them differently.
Nick
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Last edited by barflux; May 25, 2002 at 05:56 AM.
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All of them, as much as I can...
The manual says different settings for each mode is retained...
in memory. I just came across it white I was looking for something else...
BTW "Display Defective" malfunction message doesn't mean the display IS defective. It means the systems that send info to the computer diagnostics had a failure. Just though I'd share that...
:p
BTW "Display Defective" malfunction message doesn't mean the display IS defective. It means the systems that send info to the computer diagnostics had a failure. Just though I'd share that...
:p
