Audio pilot is useless?
06-13-2006, 07:38 PM
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Audio pilot is useless?
Hey guys,
I've read a jillion threads on this audio pilot feature and people have suggested i put the volume on low and drive on a highway with the window down to hear it work.
I have tried with all sorts of music and volumes ranging from 3 to bloody loud and it just doesn't change at all or sound different.
Am i doing something wrong?
Maybe my headunit is not a BOSE headunit. Can i check this somehow?
I've read a jillion threads on this audio pilot feature and people have suggested i put the volume on low and drive on a highway with the window down to hear it work.
I have tried with all sorts of music and volumes ranging from 3 to bloody loud and it just doesn't change at all or sound different.
Am i doing something wrong?
Maybe my headunit is not a BOSE headunit. Can i check this somehow?
06-13-2006, 09:09 PM
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Yes.
It is curious because some users swear it does not work and other swear it does. Am i just deaf? Not that I really want to use the Audio Pilot function but the fact that it is there but does not seem to be doing anything at all worries me.
It is curious because some users swear it does not work and other swear it does. Am i just deaf? Not that I really want to use the Audio Pilot function but the fact that it is there but does not seem to be doing anything at all worries me.
06-14-2006, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by mogley
Hey guys,
I've read a jillion threads on this audio pilot feature and people have suggested i put the volume on low and drive on a highway with the window down to hear it work.
I have tried with all sorts of music and volumes ranging from 3 to bloody loud and it just doesn't change at all or sound different.
Am i doing something wrong?
Maybe my headunit is not a BOSE headunit. Can i check this somehow?
I've read a jillion threads on this audio pilot feature and people have suggested i put the volume on low and drive on a highway with the window down to hear it work.
I have tried with all sorts of music and volumes ranging from 3 to bloody loud and it just doesn't change at all or sound different.
Am i doing something wrong?
Maybe my headunit is not a BOSE headunit. Can i check this somehow?
the info is in the manual in the glove box...
and yes it does work...
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06-15-2006, 01:23 PM
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It does work but I've never really found it useful. I almost always have my volume cranked up regardless of what speed I'm doing so yeah :P
06-15-2006, 07:19 PM
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Huh, what's this audio pilot thingie?
Just kidding. However, I must say I haven't exactly pored over the audio sections of the manual.
I also find I often turn the stereo off when having a go. My Hymee plays better music.
Just kidding. However, I must say I haven't exactly pored over the audio sections of the manual.
I also find I often turn the stereo off when having a go. My Hymee plays better music.
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