If you have cranked up on the transmitting device than you will only have the receiving device left to run the volume up. Many devices have a preset limit to keep from damaging our ears but once you acknowledge that you want it to go louder you can increase the transmitter volume to maximum
I use earplugs with the Sena TuffTalk headset. Works awesome to reduce road noise AND I can actually understand song lyrics at highway speed! I'm a happy camper.
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make sure your phone volume for media is all the way up. Then your headunit volume to adjust from there.
make sure your phone volume for media is all the way up. Then your headunit volume to adjust from there.
Thanks, but phone has nothing to do with it. Stock radio connected to Sena headset directly. I understand volume control on using phone for music, but just using factory radio via Sena headset.
Sena SMH10? Just a thought ... SMH10 - Setting the volume of each audio function .... User can easily decrease/increase the volume of the voice, music and intercom using Jog Dial. SMH10 can save volume levels of previously connected profiles. This means that phone volume (HSP/HFP), music volume (A2DP), and intercom volumes will be saved separately and return to its own saved volume level whenever associated profile is reconnected. Profile volume adjustment is only affective during the use of its specific profile. However, if user changes volume during standby mode, then volume change applies to all profiles. As a note, alert tones like low battery warning and connection tones can only be adjusted in standby mode. We advise user to first lower the volume in standby mode, then go into each communication mode and increase each profile volume to a comfortable level.
10S - You can easily adjust the volume by rotating the Jog Dial. You will hear a beep when the volume reaches the maximum or minimum level. The volume is set and maintained independently at different levels for each audio source even when you reboot the headset. For example, once you set the volume for mobile phone handsfree, it will not change even if you adjust the volume for your Bluetooth MP3 music. However, if you adjust the volume during stand-by mode, it will affect volume levels of every audio source.
That probably wasn't of any help but found it quickly and thought I would burn the 30 seconds to share just in case
Typical Sound waves look like gentle rolling ocean waves.....distortion waves are square.....speakers can not handle square waves.....the awful noise you hear is the speaker being destroyed.....so you should avoid forcing the volume up to Keep the waves from going square...
Set the radio back to the speakers and check your level there. Turn it up then go back to headset and see if that helps.
I thought if you were going to boost your bluetooth, you'd need a turbo this small or smaller
I thought if you were going to boost your bluetooth, you'd need a turbo this small or smaller
That part isn't the problem, its trying to connect the oversized exhaust under the dash.
