How to adjust the audio system in Mercedes-Benz E300?
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The audio system in Mercedes-Benz E300 can be adjusted in the following two ways: 1. Increase both treble and bass to +6, set midrange to zero, and adjust the overall sound field by moving it towards the rear seats to -3 or -4. 2. Set the bass to the highest level, adjust midrange to 4/5, and treble according to personal preference (recommended at 2/3). For speaker position adjustment, set the left-right balance of the auditory center to 0 and the front-rear balance to -5. This maximizes the use of the front bass speaker volume. Below are some recommended audio settings for Mercedes-Benz E300: 1. For vocal music, set treble to 70% and bass to 50%. 2. For rock music, set treble to 70% and bass to 50%. 3. For DJ or slow rock music, set treble to 40% and bass to 70%. 4. For pop music, set treble to 60% and bass to 70%. 5. For styles like Black Duck or Tong Li, set treble to 75% and bass to 70%.
Last time I spent quite some effort adjusting the audio system in my Mercedes-Benz E300. The key was finding the sound settings in the central control screen. Click the settings icon in the main menu, enter the sound options, where you can drag sliders for bass, midrange, and treble. I usually push the bass up two notches to enhance drum beats, and add one notch to treble to make vocals clearer. Remember to turn on the surround sound effect, which makes the music flow throughout the cabin. Different music styles require matching settings - max out the bass for electronic music, but tone it down for classical. Don't make adjustments too complicated while driving, safety first. Occasionally getting a system upgrade at the 4S shop can further improve audio performance, but these daily adjustments are usually sufficient.