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Please Read This!!!
IF YOUR CAR HAS A PREMIUM/UPGRADED STOCK SOUND SYSTEM AVOID THIS STEREO. Firstly, this stereo lacks the ability to adjust the hertz to specific ranged speakers and will constantly try to blast your speakers with frequencies they can’t produce creating heinous distortion starting, in my experience, at around 55% max volume. Secondly, ITS QUIET. The mid tones are almost inaudible when you factor highway road noise and any level of A/C blowing. Forget rolling your windows down while playing music because you won’t hear any of it. My car has an infinity sound system that sounded immaculate, only issue was the stock stereo was a 3 inch screen that lacked compatibility with phone features and mostly served as a backup camera screen. Due to the infinity system I had to order extra harnesses to connect the stereo to the car, so be careful of that as they are not listed along with items you’ll need to buy. When everything was said and done I spend $600 on this stereo and it’s parts and I am so upset with myself because this was a blunder. Talk with experts/your local car audio stores before you purchase a stereo.
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Hello Chris I had a similar issue with my infinity system as well and after multiple phone calls and research I discovered that the aftermarket steering wheel control harness has a volume adjustment hidden on it if this help any
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