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Originally Posted by hhyg' date='Feb 27 2005, 02:56 PM
From e60 manual, I saw speed-dependent volume. What is it? Does audio volume increases when the speed goes up or volume is down when you slow down?
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Hi,
Yep that's it more less, I knew it increased as I sped up, but I did not know it also decreased as I slowed down, huh, live and learn something new about our Chris Bangle E60s, thanks e60 forum!
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I hate the speed-volume.
I wish you could turn it off, but alas.... all you can do it turn it to a minimum setting, but it is still very noticable.
I wish you could turn it off, but alas.... all you can do it turn it to a minimum setting, but it is still very noticable.
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Originally Posted by subterFUSE' date='Feb 27 2005, 02:38 PM
I hate the speed-volume.
I wish you could turn it off, but alas....? all you can do it turn it to a minimum setting, but it is still very noticable.
I wish you could turn it off, but alas....? all you can do it turn it to a minimum setting, but it is still very noticable.
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