Disable Speed Sensitive Volume - 2012 Base

[Majik]

My wife has a 2012 Sedan with the base 7 speaker system. Contrary to what I have read, yes, even the 7 speaker system has speed sensitive volume, primarily in the lower bass octaves...and it drives both of us nuts! Does anyone know how to disable this feature? Is there a hidden menu, perhaps? Through all of my digging, I couldn't find the option to turn it off anywhere.

 

[smooth0906]

My wife has a 2012 Sedan with the base 7 speaker system. Contrary to what I have read, yes, even the 7 speaker system has speed sensitive volume, primarily in the lower bass octaves...and it drives both of us nuts! Does anyone know how to disable this feature? Is there a hidden menu, perhaps? Through all of my digging, I couldn't find the option to turn it off anywhere.

When I purchased my 2012 Genesis sedan with the 7 speaker sound system, I was also disturbed by the speed system volume control. I asked the service technician during an oil change if they could disable it. He checked the Genesis service manual and was not able to find anything in the service manual concerning disabling it. I hope we get answers from the other forum members as to if there is actually a way to disable it regardless of what the service technician said.

 

[Majik]

Doesn't sound promising...fingers crossed.

 

[Majik]

Next option would be retrofitting a standard double DIN head unit. Anyone have an info, or a tutorial, on how this was done? The head unit in the picture below is a Kenwood. I have no interest in the Unavi.

 

[Buford T Justice]

I looked into it for my 2013 base and couldn't find anything either.
The head unit is pretty terrible, speakers sound good though.

Could we put in the touchscreen from the premium package? That doesn't need the nob, speaker outputs would be all goofy I guess.