When using Bluetooth to play audio, does anyone else notice the volume is relatively low? With CarPlay and the radio, it feels like setting the volume to 10-12 is enough, but with Bluetooth and AUX, I have to turn it up to 18-20. What's going on here?

To connect Bluetooth on a 2014 Acura MDX, follow these steps: 1. **Start the Vehicle**: Make sure your MDX is turned on and in park mode. 2. **Access the Audio Menu**: On the dashboard, press the "Menu" button to bring up the main menu on the display screen. 3. **Select Settings**: Use the control dial to scroll and find the "Settings" option, then press the dial to select. 4. **Bluetooth Setup**: In the settings menu, look for "Bluetooth" or "Bluetooth Setup" and select it. 5. **Pair New Device**: Choose the "Pair New Device" option. Your MDX's Bluetooth system will now be discoverable. 6. **Activate Bluetooth on Your Phone**: Go to your phone's Bluetooth settings and ensure Bluetooth is turned on. Search for new devices. 7. **Select Your MDX**: On your phone, select the Acura MDX from the list of available devices. It might display as "HandsFreeLink" or similar. 8. **Confirm Pairing**: A pairing code may appear on both your phone and the vehicle's display. Make sure they match, and then confirm the pairing on both devices. 9. **Complete the Connection**: Once paired, your phone should connect to the MDX automatically, allowing you to make hands-free calls and play music. Please refer to your vehicle's user manual for any specific instructions or troubleshooting if needed.

When using Bluetooth to play audio, does anyone else notice the volume is relatively low? With CarPlay and the radio, it feels like setting the volume to 10-12 is enough, but with Bluetooth and AUX, I have to turn it up to 18-20. What's going on here?

I have a basic manual version of the 2011 Touran. The center console only has a radio, and I've been using a Bluetooth adapter through the cigarette lighter to listen to music, but there's often electrical interference noise. I've tried switching 2-3 adapters, but the issue persists. Does anyone have good suggestions? I feel like Android screens priced between 300-500 might not be reliable, and I don't want to spend over 1000 on modifications. How can I use the original car audio system?

My car is a 2019 JETOUR X90, manual Yuexiang model. Recently, I noticed an issue where the sound is sometimes on and off when I play music through the car's Bluetooth. Sometimes, there's no sound at all. Even when I switch to the radio, there's no sound, although the music on my phone plays normally and I can control it. If I pause on the phone, the car system also pauses. It's quite strange. Have any of you encountered this issue? Thanks for your help 😜