How to adjust the equalizer on the Magotan?
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The adjustment method for the Magotan equalizer: 1. Bass (40Hz to 150Hz): When properly adjusted, the bass is well-balanced and the sound is full and soft; insufficient adjustment results in a thin sound. 2. Midrange (500Hz to 2KHz): Proper adjustment makes the sound clear and bright; insufficient adjustment causes a muffled sound, while excessive boosting produces a telephone-like sound. 3. Treble (7KHz to 8KHz): Excessive boosting highlights sounds like the piccolo and flute, increases sibilance in speech, and makes the timbre harsh. The Magotan, closely related to the Passat B6, is derived from the FutureB6. It is the first B-segment sedan produced and sold by FAW-Volkswagen since its establishment. The overall design resembles the X-shape of the Phaeton, with extensive use of chrome accents and dual horizontal lines, exuding a noble and majestic aura.
Adjusting the equalizer on my old Passat requires operation through the center console screen. First, press the little house icon to enter the main menu, then find the 'Sound' option within 'Settings'. Once inside, you'll see sliders for treble and bass—the system defaults to a flat setting. Personally, I prefer pushing the treble up two notches and the bass up three notches; this makes radio voices clearer and gives DJ music more punch. If you're connected via CarPlay, remember to restart your phone's Bluetooth after adjusting the equalizer, or the effects won't kick in. Oh, and it's best not to fully close the subwoofer cover under the seat—leave a slight gap for more transparent bass.
