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mlambton



Member Since: 20 Apr 2024
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can you reduce the volume of the PDC alert?
The first 150yards of my road is a single track lane and the parking sensors pick up all the foliage etc and sound the warning tone. I would really like to reduce the volume as its far too loud in the Defender (at least compared to my RR)

Is there any option to reduce (not mute) the volume?
Post #1039116 4th Jul 2024 9:03am
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Down & Dirty



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While there bleeping use volume knob and turn them down Thumbs Up My 24 HSE X-Dynamic 90 Carpathian Grey
Post #1039122 4th Jul 2024 11:42am
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TexasRover



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Ah the modern defender - as at home in the Waitrose parking lot as an overgrown country lane..
Post #1039126 4th Jul 2024 11:49am
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mlambton



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Great Ill try that Thumbs Up ...I do like my music loud especially with the surround sound system
Post #1039135 4th Jul 2024 1:23pm
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LR Nuts



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but if your music is loud and MORE THAN SIX PEOPLE can hear it from outside your vehicle, you will need a 'entertainment license'.
Post #1039141 4th Jul 2024 2:14pm
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