How to Adjust the Sound Quality of the Envision for the Best Effect?
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In the Envision's control panel, adjust the vehicle's audio center slightly forward or backward, then increase the volume. The optimal sound effect is achieved when tuned to the appropriate position. Below is an introduction to the Envision: 1. Overview: On August 28, 2014, the Buick Envision, an SUV model under Shanghai GM, made its official debut on the eve of the Chengdu Auto Show. The Envision is equipped with a 2.0T engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. 2. Positioning: The Buick Envision is positioned as a midsize SUV with a relatively large body size and ample interior space. The car's exterior exudes a strong sense of power while maintaining a fashionable appeal, making it an ideal choice for young drivers. 3. Exterior: The 2019 Buick Envision features a newly designed intelligent drag-reducing grille, aluminum roof rails, newly styled chrome dual exhaust pipes, 19-inch multi-spoke aluminum alloy wheels, and multifunctional exterior rearview mirrors.
I’ve been driving the Envision for two years now, and what I enjoy most is listening to music while driving. In the infotainment screen, go to ‘Settings’ - ‘Sound’, and I usually set the equalizer to a U-shape: treble around 70%, midrange down to 50%, and bass up to 80%. This gives punchy drums without muddiness. If you prefer clearer vocals, just bump up the midrange. For BOSE audio, remember to enable CenterPoint virtual surround—it really widens the soundstage. Play the intro of ‘Hotel California’ and fine-tune the front/rear balance until the applause seems to come from the center of the dashboard. Bluetooth loses a lot of audio quality, so I recommend using CarPlay or a USB direct connection. On highways, set speed-compensated volume to medium—you’ll hear lyrics clearly even over wind noise.
Adjusting the Envision's audio system requires some finesse. First, choose your audio source - lossless formats are vastly superior to online music. In the sound settings, disable 'Automatic Volume' and manually adjust the equalizer: treble +2 notches to prevent harshness, midrange at default to emphasize vocals, bass +3 notches to enhance atmosphere. Use the intro of "The Ferry" for testing - the drum beats should sound deep but not muffled. Adjust the front/rear balance slightly toward the windshield direction for the driver's seat. A useful trick: temporarily switch to 'Voice Mode' during navigation announcements, then switch back to music for clearer sound. A car enthusiast who modified their audio system advised that the stock amplifier can't properly power aftermarket speakers, so it's best not to tamper with the wiring randomly.
