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Thank you again for your good feedback!
Regards!
Statistics: Posted by Andy — Tue Mar 15, 2016 1:04 am
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Maybe you could mention this when selling your Audi products online, to help other people with the same issues ? Any aftermarket Audi headunit, is not as simple as swapping over the existing loom to your loom? unless you're happy with fading the rear speakers/front door - to dash speakers and running the volume at 75%.
Really happy with the unit, but these kind of problems could put a lot of other users off.
There seems to be a lot of other Audi people having the same problem with any aftermarket headunits, but thanks for your help.
Statistics: Posted by cho5en — Mon Mar 14, 2016 4:08 pm
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Just as you can see, there is only 4 speakers wire (LF+/- and RF+/-) for front loudspeakers, no rear type, and the rear one is driving by a special amplifier in your car.
So you must use the RCA wires from the radio harness to input the audio. And only the REAR OUT R and REAR OUT L is function.
As I can see you have connected it, but could you mind check if you can connect FRONT OUT R and FRONT OUT L to them to check? Maybe this method can solve the volume low issue on rear speakers.
Statistics: Posted by Andy — Mon Mar 14, 2016 2:08 am
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Thanks
Statistics: Posted by cho5en — Sun Mar 13, 2016 3:28 pm
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Could you mind take a photo of the original car radio plug photos to send to us to check? I do really think that your car's rear speakers must be drive by your origianl car's factory built in amplkifier, and there is no louder speakers wire for the two rear speakers. And do you still keep your original car radio? Can you please check it's body to find if there is any wiring diagram label pasted on it? Please take a photo of that and send it to us. You can use the Attachments function of the forum to add your photo.
Regards!
Statistics: Posted by Andy — Sat Mar 12, 2016 1:11 am
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Thanks
Joe
Statistics: Posted by cho5en — Fri Mar 11, 2016 1:15 pm
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