Radio speed control
#1
Radio speed control
Can anyone explain the radio speed control that you can access thru the menu button? My neighbor asked me and I am unsure about it; I know the concept of how it works, but he is asking about the volume adjustment. I told him to put it in mid-range, #5, but he is still uncertain. Thanks!
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#5
Originally Posted by Buck 1
Can anyone explain the radio speed control that you can access thru the menu button? My neighbor asked me and I am unsure about it; I know the concept of how it works, but he is asking about the volume adjustment. I told him to put it in mid-range, #5, but he is still uncertain. Thanks!
Mr86GT
#6
There are at least two ways for this adjustment to function. The inexpensive way is to tie the volume boost into the speedometer. The faster you go the more the volume increases. A better but more expensive way is to place a microphone in the cabin and actually measure the ambient noise and adjust the volume boost accordingly. This would factor in blower speed, window/sunroof opening, outside noise, etc. I'm not sure which method Ford uses for input but it is probably the speedo as this is what is common at that price point.
#7
Originally Posted by mattd17
i cant ever seem to tell a difference in mine.. no matter what i set it at... it always stays the same volume no matter what speed im doing... am i missing something?
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#8
Originally Posted by osbornk
I can't tell any difference either. I didn't know mine had it until about 6 months ago when I discovered it. It does make a hugh difference on my BMW motorcycle but it needs to with the wind noise.
#9
I have mine set on 6, and its ok, except when I have the windows open. Of course it depends who is on the radio too. On a recent 600 miler, (hunting trip) it was "Route 66" traveling music, Southern rock, bass cranked up. Pulling into a parking lot I woke up a couple of bikers who were gassing up about 100 yards away. Wheee!!!!! My wife says I am quite the redneck, even tho I grew up in the North.
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#11
Originally Posted by GlennJ
There are at least two ways for this adjustment to function. The inexpensive way is to tie the volume boost into the speedometer. The faster you go the more the volume increases. A better but more expensive way is to place a microphone in the cabin and actually measure the ambient noise and adjust the volume boost accordingly. This would factor in blower speed, window/sunroof opening, outside noise, etc. I'm not sure which method Ford uses for input but it is probably the speedo as this is what is common at that price point.