You have all got to try this little test and see if my imagination is running wild or perhaps my hearing is playing tricks on me.
Set your radio to a normal volumn level and accelerate rapidly. Does the volumn rise a little at this point? Do not do this with the windows rolled down.
I thought perhaps that the volumn was being razed to compensate for noise, but with the windows rolled up this would not be the case. Besides, I have not read or heard that the radio is designed with this feature.
By the way, I took my car to a respectable audio dealer who informed me that to make our system into a first class system(like BMW should have done in the first place) would cost about $4500 and two days of work. This does not contemplate removing or altering the front end at all. I can only find 10 speakers in the car. I thought there were suppose to be 14. Could someone inlighten me?
Thanks,
Mark
Set your radio to a normal volumn level and accelerate rapidly. Does the volumn rise a little at this point? Do not do this with the windows rolled down.
I thought perhaps that the volumn was being razed to compensate for noise, but with the windows rolled up this would not be the case. Besides, I have not read or heard that the radio is designed with this feature.
By the way, I took my car to a respectable audio dealer who informed me that to make our system into a first class system(like BMW should have done in the first place) would cost about $4500 and two days of work. This does not contemplate removing or altering the front end at all. I can only find 10 speakers in the car. I thought there were suppose to be 14. Could someone inlighten me?
Thanks,
Mark