Anyone with aftermarket amplifiers deal with this?
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I upgraded my sound system by adding three amplfiers. Now my system chimes and the voice commands are extremely loud. I guess that the NAV lady plays through speakers that are not part of the stereo system because her volume is unchanged.
Is there a way to lower the volume of the voice commands and system chimes? Can the dealer do this? This must have impacted some of you with aftermarket sound systems.
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Dean
Is there a way to lower the volume of the voice commands and system chimes? Can the dealer do this? This must have impacted some of you with aftermarket sound systems.
Thanks,
Dean
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Check the idrive for "chime" volume and I am thinking the NAV has to have its own volume as well (I dont have nav but my Tahoe does and you can set the Nav seperate from music)...
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activate the voice activated commands and while they are speaking turn down the volume knob ....lol it will set the commands etc to a low tone. Let me know if that fixed ur issue....
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Now, I tried this on the chime tones, but it didn't work. There don't seem to be any chime volume settings in the idrive. Any thoughts on this?
Thanks again,
Dean
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