Another silly roof down question?

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Greytay

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Went out for a blast today as the sun was shinning. Went through the usual check list

Roof down

Windows down

stereo on.

The question is does the stereo have a volume limiter on it with the roof down. With the roof up it seems to blast but with it down it seemed just normal level. Tried different albums Rammstein, Nivarna, Nickleback and they all seemed some what subdued. :o

My only other thought was that without the roof up the air does not vibrate as much!

Has any one else noticed this.
 
Haven't found this on mine, roof down or up It's progressive gets loader the faster you drive. Rammstein are sweet, been to see them 3 times now
 
That's it then, I was not driving fast enough.... :driving:

Would love to see them but being not of 'that age group' i would stick out like a saw thumb.

If you like them you need to check out Idiom

http://www.myspace.com/idiomuk

Its our lads band well worth a listen.......and please buy the tracks as they need the money..... :thumbsup:
 
Are well you have it wrong

Its Roof Down, Windows Down, Stereo Off and Listen to the Engine Roar :rofl: :rofl:
 
Have seen Stickleback 3 or 4 times, LOL @ age group, there's no such thing I just away from the mosh pit, already booked to see Iron Maiden in July, well got to see them while there stll going.

Will give Idiom a listen :thumbsup:
 
davegt said:
Have seen Stickleback 3 or 4 times, LOL @ age group, there's no such thing I just away from the mosh pit, already booked to see Iron Maiden in July, well got to see them while there stll going.

Will give Idiom a listen :thumbsup:
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Nickleback get a mosh pit going? lol....really?? Although Maiden? :thumbsup:

All booked up for another year at Download this summer, can't wait.........sorry for drifting off topic.......... :D
 
Nickleback are pretty good live, not my first choice but the other half likes them so I've tagged along to see the other bands that have been on at the same time.
 
Glad to see there was no mention of 'the Quo'.....

OK back to the thread.....other than RTFM how do you set the progressive on the business head.

And iron maiden are older than me, i find the zimmer frames get in the way of their mosh pits.... :tumbleweed:
 
No idea on the progressive settings, someone will be along at some point, may be worth a google
 
Any ideas if this is relevant ....

31. Change the Speed Sensitive Volume Ratio - E46 Business CD Head Unit:
Turn the radio off then on again. Don’t touch any button except the 'm' button - the button you use to tune the radio frequency manually. Press and hold the 'm' button for TEN seconds or until the display changes. It will then show the serial number of the unit. Normally when you press 'm', the display will reflect that by replacing 'ST' (stereo tuning) with 'm'. When holding the 'm' button for this procedure, the display should not do this - you will continue to see 'ST' for the ten seconds. Now if the display has changed, you are in a configure mode on the radio. If you press the '>' or '<' button you change modes. The mode you want will display as "GAL (1-6)". This mode allows you to adjust the speed-sensitive volume control. Use the radio preset buttons 1-6 to set the amount of volume change you want at speed. Setting 1 is the smallest change, 6 is the highest. I use 1 with the windows closed, and 5 when it's a nice enough day to drive with the windows open, which makes for a lot of ambient noise at speed. The car is so quiet with the windows closed that setting 1 is fine. Then turn the radio OFF to save the settings. Turn it back on; go for a drive to test it. The other semi-useful test mode will tell you the signal strength of any given station from 0 to 15 (highest). Use the preset buttons to change stations in the mode. This capability is probably used in the automatic tuning function in the radio.

Will try it in the morning. :bonk:
 
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