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Originally Posted by ericmpena
ASL is for Speed Control. The faster you go, the louder the volume gets to compensate for road noise.
SVC controls your Device Input Volume. If your iPod or something sounds too low then you can raise this setting towards +. The only issue I have with doing this is that I've noticed I'm not able to completely silence my music unless the SVC setting is on 0. If I have it set to even +1 then when I turn my volume all the way down I will still slightly hear audio.
I've tried the EQ settings in this thread and wasn't very pleased. It might just depend on the type of music you listen to. I found a different thread that gave me much better results. I'll post a link if I come across it.
EDIT: Found the EQ settings that I've been using.
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I've changed my settings from the OP to yours and WOW! My oem kicker sub-woofer sounds perfect now (minus a few rattles here and there). These settings have a much fuller sound, the OP settings made some instrumentals inaudible. I couldn't here the intros to a lot of songs (smashing pumpkins - cherub rock), in some cases it completely silenced certain songs (modjo - lady). Now they sound great.
