How to adjust the audio system of BYD Song Plus?
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You can set the bass value to 8-9, the midrange value to 2-3, and the treble value to 5-6. The left-right balance can be adjusted to the middle position, and the front-rear balance can also be set to the middle position. When adjusting the car audio system, you can first turn off the midrange and treble of the front and rear channels, listen to the subwoofer separately, and adjust the crossover based on the sound. Control the ratio of mechanical noise to subwoofer properly, then reduce the rear channel volume before testing the subwoofer again.
Adjusting the audio system in my BYD Song Plus is quite convenient, mainly operated through the central control screen. While driving, I first unlock the screen, enter the settings menu, and find the sound or audio options. There's an equalizer for bass and treble adjustments—I manually drag the sliders, for example, setting the bass to +2 to enhance low-frequency feel, keeping the treble between 0 and -1 to prevent harshness, and leaving the midrange untouched for a natural sound. There are also preset modes available, such as pop or classical, suitable for different music genres. The seating position has a significant impact, so I prefer adjusting it to the driver’s position and fine-tuning the soundstage balance by playing a test song. Additionally, when using Bluetooth, I ensure high-quality audio sources, like enabling lossless music on my phone to minimize distortion. Once adjusted, I save the custom settings, which automatically apply upon the next startup, allowing me to enjoy music without distracting my focus. Overall, the setup is intuitive and user-friendly, meeting the needs of daily commutes and long-distance trips.
