[Nik]

Has anyone else noticed minor changes in volume that correspond to speed? It's subtle, but I've started to notice that an increase in speed correlates to an increase in volume and vice-versa. I have a base Giulia Q4 with standard audio (no HK upgrade) and am trying to figure out if this is intentionally done or not.

Thanks

 

[Alfa in Vegas]

Has anyone else noticed minor changes in volume that correspond to speed? It's subtle, but I've started to notice that an increase in speed correlates to an increase in volume and vice-versa. I have a base Giulia Q4 with standard audio (no HK upgrade) and am trying to figure out if this is intentionally done or not.

Thanks

Check in the setting section. There is a setting that adjust volume according to the car's speed. You can change it or turn it off altogether.

 

[Nik]

Read through the whole manual in one sitting, guess it was too much to digest at once.. Appreciate the help!

 

[Herrdoktorprofessor]

This is a common feature in cars these days. Been around at least since the 1980s VWs

 

[MrMegadeth]

Yup, mine is is set to default which is 2.

 

[Alfa in Vegas]

Read through the whole manual in one sitting, guess it was too much to digest at once.. Appreciate the help!

No problem. My car came with a separate manual for the radio, but I do have the upgraded HK system. Don't know if the standard system also comes with a separate manual. I found that just going through every setting in the "settings" on the infotainment system was the easiest way to learn what the car has and how it all works. I've never had a car with all this stuff on it before - so trial and error is how I've figured most of it out.

 

[MrMegadeth]

I didn't even get the manual when I bought the car! I found it online looking for something else!

 

[Nik]

This is a common feature in cars these days. Been around at least since the 1980s VWs

I'm steppin out of a 1993 Volvo 940 into the Giulia and the Volvo definitely did not have automatic volume variability with speed for the cassette player.. Still getting used to all the upgraded tech.

 

[Herrdoktorprofessor]

I'm steppin out of a 1993 Volvo 940 into the Giulia and the Volvo definitely did not have automatic volume variability with speed for the cassette player.. Still getting used to all the upgraded tech.

Welcome to the late 20th century :grin2:

 

[Alfaholico]

I'm steppin out of a 1993 Volvo 940 into the Giulia and the Volvo definitely did not have automatic volume variability with speed for the cassette player.. Still getting used to all the upgraded tech.

Volvo.....for life.....:wink2:

 

[MakeitRain]

No problem. My car came with a separate manual for the radio, but I do have the upgraded HK system. Don't know if the standard system also comes with a separate manual. I found that just going through every setting in the "settings" on the infotainment system was the easiest way to learn what the car has and how it all works. I've never had a car with all this stuff on it before - so trial and error is how I've figured most of it out.

Not sure if you have this or not but worth reviewing;

https://www.alfaromeousa.com/conten...s/Giulia/2017-Alfa_Romeo-Giulia-Radio-3rd.pdf