Radio Volume Question
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flyrr100, there is no way to get your radio to go beyond 35 (max volume). Even if you could, you would most likely reach a point where you would be over driving the amps in the head unit. The least of your worries is the crappy sound that you would get. Odds are, you would end up with a trashed head unit due to the transistors failing. There is a reason why the engineers select certain settings.
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Thanks Thermo. I kinda knew that already. Just thought. maybe, Jag would have a tweak.
No worries. It's funny. If I'm listening to the radio it's ok volume. CDs tend to be louder. My iPod through the ACM not so loud. And my primary source is either music on my iPod or Pandora through my iPod.
I haven't tried the RCA jacks on the ACM yet. Hey, a project!
No worries. It's funny. If I'm listening to the radio it's ok volume. CDs tend to be louder. My iPod through the ACM not so loud. And my primary source is either music on my iPod or Pandora through my iPod.
I haven't tried the RCA jacks on the ACM yet. Hey, a project!
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