Bluetooth Phone Volume Vs Head Unit Volume
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Bluetooth Phone Volume Vs Head Unit Volume Just got a new Jensen VX7020 Head Unit as part of a new Kee Audio Package (I still have the stock Monsoon amp though) and am wondering how I should work the volume between the Head Unit and my phone while on Bluetooth.
I play most of my music/podcasts via my Galaxy S5 and can control the volume from the phone and the head unit separately. Where do you guys usually set the volume for the phone? Should I put the phone volume all the way up or at about 50% and have the head unit compensate? I currently run with it at about 75% phone volume. The head unit clips a little (about once a song or every other) while playing music on Bluetooth and I'm wondering if I have the phone volume set wrong. The clipping could just be the spotty nature of bluetooth connections too. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I play most of my music/podcasts via my Galaxy S5 and can control the volume from the phone and the head unit separately. Where do you guys usually set the volume for the phone? Should I put the phone volume all the way up or at about 50% and have the head unit compensate? I currently run with it at about 75% phone volume. The head unit clips a little (about once a song or every other) while playing music on Bluetooth and I'm wondering if I have the phone volume set wrong. The clipping could just be the spotty nature of bluetooth connections too. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
he's talking phone calls on this which needs to use the bluetooth and while I agree things are better wired, lets remember he has a JENSEN HU and if he uses the phone for music too then bluetooth is the better option otherwise he would have to disconnect the wire on every call and then plug it back in after.
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Joined: Mar 2015
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From: Chicago, IL
he's talking phone calls on this which needs to use the bluetooth and while I agree things are better wired, lets remember he has a JENSEN HU and if he uses the phone for music too then bluetooth is the better option otherwise he would have to disconnect the wire on every call and then plug it back in after.
Exactly correct, thanks. I've discovered that the clipping issue I was having is as a result of a bug in my Galaxy S5. I've fixed that and will now attempt to use max volume on the phone for playing music. Why is max volume preferred? Is it so the head unit doesn't have to compensate for the quiet source audio?
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he's talking phone calls on this which needs to use the bluetooth and while I agree things are better wired, lets remember he has a JENSEN HU and if he uses the phone for music too then bluetooth is the better option otherwise he would have to disconnect the wire on every call and then plug it back in after.
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