That sounds like a problem that shouldve phased out in the 2010’s. Aren’t we all hooked up to our phones via Bluetooth through the car stereo speakers now?
It’s a problem that could have been solved simply by the digitzation of the controls. Turning off the car could easily reset the volume back to a default value if they built them that way.
I bounce between podcasts and music and I have to turn podcasts up when I’m at highway speeds to pick up the details of the conversation. If I switch to music the next morning, I do still get blasted like this.
That sounds like a problem that shouldve phased out in the 2010’s. Aren’t we all hooked up to our phones via Bluetooth through the car stereo speakers now?
It’s a problem that could have been solved simply by the digitzation of the controls. Turning off the car could easily reset the volume back to a default value if they built them that way.
I bounce between podcasts and music and I have to turn podcasts up when I’m at highway speeds to pick up the details of the conversation. If I switch to music the next morning, I do still get blasted like this.