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How to we access audio options again?

Discussion in 'Gen 4 Prius Audio and Electronics' started by TheChosenOne, Feb 1, 2016.

  1. TheChosenOne

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    The one where we change treble, bass, where to direct sound, etc. I can't find it.
     
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    Usually in Settings, or Setup.
     
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    on the gen 3, it's on the mfd. while the radio is on, down in the corner.

    these gen 4 questions are gonna take some time to learn.:p
     
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    yeah still can't find it
     
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    I had trouble finding it too, but it's right on the main audio screen (and perhaps in other places too): touch the "sound button" in the lower right hand corner.
     
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    On my test drive yesterday, I found it on the main audio screen in the lower-right corner, next to the play/pause button. It wasn't intuitive to find, but it offered the same adjustments as on my '07 (bass/mid/treble and front/rear/sideways balance).

    Now, in my case, the bass setting didn't seem to change ANYTHING. I think they had the subwoofer adjusted up too high in that car - we turned the bass setting all the way down on the screen and everything was still booming like a gangster's 2000-watt rap battle.