Bob W.

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when connected on a call via Bluetooth in our Evo X MR, we're only hearing sound from the right front speaker...is this normal? All other audio (CD, SAT, radio, etc.) is in perfectly balanced stereo, and the balance/fader settings are set to center.

TIA

goofygrin

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Normal.

Optiblue

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I'm having problems where people say that my mic volume is too low. Anyone know how to resolve this?

Bob W.

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wow...that's ****ed up. having a conversation at freeway speeds is almost impossible. this is the 4th vehicle i've owned with BT, and the other 3 had stereo phone audio. is there a feedback issue with the mic in this car?

jve153

no feedback issues that i am aware of, had an 08 GTS with the bluetooth and didnt have much of an issue with volume if my windows were up and fan was not on high. if you have the navi, i beleive u can set ur mic volume using that, but i kinda had to talk pretty loud with mine as well (havent owned the car for about 6 months so this is all from memory)

02-Lancer-Es

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Theres a button you hold and a screen pops up telling you where you want to hear the bluetooth .

Or there is on my 08

2 Deep Motoring

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im having the same issue, the mic is mounted behind the plastic panel of the courtsey lights so maybe check the placement of the mic

Optiblue

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Did that solve it for you? They should have a sensitivity setting -_-" but the book says nothing

loevo

Regarding getting the BT-sound in the right spealer only, is it possible to change this to the left speaker. It would work alot better if the left speaker was used instead. I know I can adjust the volume when in a call but if I turn it up too loud the end of call beep will be VERY loud.

Also, how is this configured on JDM models (Right steering), does the bt-sound come from the left then?
So any feedback on this would be great?

cyrus

RHD Vehicles have the Audio coming through the Left speaker.

migs647

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+1 on being able to change this to left speaker. Anyone know how exactly?