How to Adjust the Audio Quality for a Better Sound in the 10th-Generation Civic?
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The method to adjust the audio effects for better sound in the 10th-generation Civic is: 1. Press the center of the TUNE knob on the right side of the audio system; 2. Press to adjust the sound, and by repeatedly pressing, you can switch settings between bass, treble, front/rear balance, left/right balance, and speed-sensitive volume control; 3. Press once to enter BASS control; 4. Turn the TUNE knob to adjust. Below is a brief introduction to the 10th-generation Civic: The 10th-generation Civic is a compact 4-door, 5-seater sedan under Honda. Taking the 2021 Civic as an example, its body dimensions are 4517mm in length, 1799mm in width, 1434mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2700mm.
When I drive my 10th-gen Civic, the setting menu on the center console is what I adjust most often. Navigate to the sound settings page and tweak the high, mid, and low frequencies separately. Increase the treble to +3 or +4, and vocals immediately become clear without being harsh; keep the midrange at 0, as adjusting it too much can make the sound muffled; bass is crucial—the factory default is too thin, so I recommend setting it to +5 or higher for a fuller sound, but don’t exceed +7 or the door panels may vibrate. Remember to turn off the speed-dependent volume compensation, otherwise the music will suddenly get louder when accelerating. Test with a few songs of different genres via CarPlay—use Jay Chou’s "Mojito" to check the drum beats and Faye Wong’s songs to test the sibilance. Adjust a few times to find the right balance. Once set, save a preset to a USB drive so you can load it directly after a factory reset.
