So I installed a backup camera for my system this weekend. For some reason the driver side speaker (the one in the door) doesn't have sound coming out of it when using voice command, all other sounds (radio, music, bluetooth) works.

Any ideas?

Thanks

PS:

EVO X 2014 SS Package

 

its how it is on these cars. Mine does it too straight from the factory.

 

I coulda swear mine came out of both speakers before

 

Picked my 2014 GSR up 3 weeks ago with 24 miles on it and the sound comes from my passanger side. I also saw another thread on here. if I can find it again ill post it.

 

normal operation and annoying as hell, my jeep and sti had bluetooth come out of all the speakers, it was great, i can hardly hear phone calls with it only coming out of the right front speaker,

 

My '09 Ralliart is the same, passenger door speaker only. Perhaps it is that way so that the microphone is less likely to pick it up along with the driver's voice, which could cause an echo.

 

It's intentionally done by Mitsubishi, because the microphone is on the driver's side of the vehicle. It has background/distortion removal within the mic, but having the speaker across the driver helps with sound cancellation even more.

 

Sorry to bring this back up after so long. I recently purchased a 15 WW Evo X and the Bluetooth calling was only heard on the passenger side. Did some digging and found a secret menu in the non nav screen I have. To access the secret menu just turn the key so the radio turns on. Not sure if it will work while the car is on. Go into settings and hit DISPLAY OFF. Next hold the MENU button and at the same time touch and hold the BOTTOM LEFT CORNER of the screen for 5 seconds, release your finger from the bottom left while still holding the menu button. Now press the TOP RIGHT CORNER until you hear a beep. Secret menu will pop up, go into vehicle setting and select HANDLE SETTING. Since our cars are in North America it will be default to LHD. Select RHD and the Bluetooth calling will now be heard on the left side. I no longer need to lean on over to hear the person.