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Re: catera bose????
« Reply #15 on: 15 August 2006, 19:49:56 »
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Err think so. I remember having it loud on the motorway and then comming to a stand still (m25  ::)) and i had to turn it down.

I had speed senstive volume on the american heap i hired in the US... damn annoying and quite noticable we had to turn it off.
Had you set it up ;)
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Re: catera bose????
« Reply #16 on: 15 August 2006, 19:59:00 »
Did't even knew it needed setting up, went though most of its options bass, fader and all its other bits....

Might have to consult the book...

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Which i have now done, it says it has the feature but does not explain how to turn it on...

I remember fiddling with the options on my 2005, most of which did naff all...
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Re: catera bose????
« Reply #17 on: 15 August 2006, 20:34:42 »
If my ccr 2006  has speed sensitive how do i set it up anybody?

Is there a better standard fit unit (better than ccr2006)?
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Re: catera bose????
« Reply #18 on: 15 August 2006, 22:47:09 »
According to the manual....

Speed Dependant Volume Control (SDVC)

Press TUNER control until you hear a beep

Display shows current SDVC setting ie SD VOL +2

Adjust using the tuning controls < >

To store, press TUNER again until you hear a beep.

At SD-VOL 0 the automatic volume control is switched off.

I would go and try it for myself....except racing up and down the M32 playing with the stereo at night might just get me in a bit of trouble !!

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Re: catera bose????
« Reply #19 on: 15 August 2006, 23:04:36 »
Page 16 of CCR2006 audio manual.  Extended functions.  

The most noticeable upgrade is to add a sub.

The next best thing is to amp the existing speakers.  (Only need to do the fronts)

But changing the headunit will make a difference on it's own, but you'll loose the standard look unless you get one of these!  ;)


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Re: catera bose????
« Reply #20 on: 16 August 2006, 00:02:59 »
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Page 16 of CCR2006 audio manual.  Extended functions.  

The most noticeable upgrade is to add a sub.

The next best thing is to amp the existing speakers.  (Only need to do the fronts)

But changing the headunit will make a difference on it's own, but you'll loose the standard look unless you get one of these!  ;)



Alpine is not that bad either  ;)

Must get some better pics of mine...
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