R
Robin
These are the cheapest, plastic-y, most archaic knobs/controls I could
ever imagine, not even as nice as what came with my standard AM/FM radio
on my 1987 Corolla. No ability to let you know what is mid range in any
of your settings except your ear, and I feel I have to be careful so the
knobs don't break off in my hand. I guess this is what I gave up to get
the two of four air bags, or perhaps it was the roadside service.
And I cannot re-produce that beautiful, full rich stereo sound that I
heard on the XG350L I test drove last Saturday. It sounds like what
would have been the base stereo unit in the 4cyl Sonata. I was sure to
check and it does say Infinity on both the stereo unit and the speakers.
Any ideas what the problem could be? BTW, I am aware that the knobs
pull out at two points so you can adjust speakers from side to side and
front to back, and then again, base and treble, then depressing knob so
it's almost flat against unit.
ever imagine, not even as nice as what came with my standard AM/FM radio
on my 1987 Corolla. No ability to let you know what is mid range in any
of your settings except your ear, and I feel I have to be careful so the
knobs don't break off in my hand. I guess this is what I gave up to get
the two of four air bags, or perhaps it was the roadside service.
And I cannot re-produce that beautiful, full rich stereo sound that I
heard on the XG350L I test drove last Saturday. It sounds like what
would have been the base stereo unit in the 4cyl Sonata. I was sure to
check and it does say Infinity on both the stereo unit and the speakers.
Any ideas what the problem could be? BTW, I am aware that the knobs
pull out at two points so you can adjust speakers from side to side and
front to back, and then again, base and treble, then depressing knob so
it's almost flat against unit.