speed adjusted volume

smurfslayer · Feb 10, 2017

I had noticed something with music playing - regardless of source I think, that sounded like some sort of ‘artificial cap’ on certain ranges of sound. Almost like ‘clipping’. I first noticed it playing music from my iPhone, over bluetooth. I could tell the sound was off during certain riffs.

I got to a light tonight and pulled up the audio and on a bet I turned off the speed adjusted volume. I ran through 5 songs from the phone and I swear it sounds better, up to max, which admittedly my ears can’t abide for a long period of time. I need to try it out some more.

anyone else? or did turning off speed adjusted volume just make it easier to hear the voices? :goofy_batman:

HunyaKitti · Feb 11, 2017

smurfslayer said:
I had noticed something with music playing - regardless of source I think, that sounded like some sort of ‘artificial cap’ on certain ranges of sound. Almost like ‘clipping’. I first noticed it playing music from my iPhone, over bluetooth. I could tell the sound was off during certain riffs.

I got to a light tonight and pulled up the audio and on a bet I turned off the speed adjusted volume. I ran through 5 songs from the phone and I swear it sounds better, up to max, which admittedly my ears can’t abide for a long period of time. I need to try it out some more.

anyone else? or did turning off speed adjusted volume just make it easier to hear the voices?

Hmm, I don't know if I want to hear voices in my head... :hidesbehindsofa:

I'll try turning mine off on the drive to the store and reply in a bit with my results.

HunyaKitti · Feb 11, 2017

I tested my sound with and without the speed adjustment and didn't notice anything major like you were describing. Then I tried adjusting my equalizer and putting the treble higher. Definitely noticed a slight difference with and without the speed adjustment.

Maybe it's trying too hard to adjust?

smurfslayer · Feb 11, 2017

maybe? I definitely am not hearing any of the artificial capping I was hearing before.

K1llD4shN1n3 · Feb 12, 2017

Bluetooth is pretty bad for car audio. It's way worse on my 4Runner and you can actually hear the bitrate adjusting and it will skip like back in the old cd days - better to plugin to sync and run with Car Play from iPhone - I've had zero issues with Car Play audio. It's nice to be able to keep the phone in the sync drawer and not to need to have the phone out

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smurfslayer · Feb 12, 2017

Thanks for the reminder - I’ve never had really good luck or results with bluetooth and I’ve had some spotty audio from it in the Raptor as well. I may retest with the phone wired.

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