Audio Equipment

February 27, 2006

Hi.

I spent some time yesterday fathoming out the workings of the audio setup in my basic 3-door Aygo, and thought I'd share one thing and ask about another.........

The basic Aygo doesn't appear to have rear Speakers, and so the 'FAD' (fade) control would appear to be superfluous. However, in this case, is the general opinion that ite 'FAD' control should be set at zero; or set to full for the front-speakers setting?

Anyone nearly raised the roof off their car by listening to their iPod via the 'AUX' socket (which requires the volume to be up at around the 50 mark at least; and then..... switching back to radio or CD functions before dropping the volume accordingly?!!!! :eek: My ears are still ringing!!! :blink:

Cheers,

Raggy. :)

February 28, 2006

Hi.
I spent some time yesterday fathoming out the workings of the audio setup in my basic 3-door Aygo, and thought I'd share one thing and ask about another.........
The basic Aygo doesn't appear to have rear speakers, and so the 'FAD' (fade) control would appear to be superfluous. However, in this case, is the general opinion that ite 'FAD' control should be set at zero; or set to full for the front-speakers setting?
Anyone nearly raised the roof off their car by listening to their iPod via the 'AUX' socket (which requires the volume to be up at around the 50 mark at least; and then..... switching back to radio or CD functions before dropping the volume accordingly?!!!! My ears are still ringing!!!
Cheers,
Raggy. :)

Yep been there done that not so good for the punie little Speakers!! :yes: I would presume that without a set of rear Speakers plugged in that all the power would be set to the front automatically.