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I just purchased an '06 SG and the right speaker is much louder than the left. Is there a balance control to adjust the sound, becuase I sure can't find it? I was just wondering before I tear into the fairing to check the speakers.
I just purchased an '06 SG and the right speaker is much louder than the left. Is there a balance control to adjust the sound, becuase I sure can't find it? I was just wondering before I tear into the fairing to check the speakers.
Thanks
Push in on the volume up/down switch on the bars. It should take you to the functions that you need.....
Thanks for the reply. I tried that and could only find the fade control which is diabled, since I don't have the rear speakers. I am not quite sure where else to look.
Yes, I found the Bass, Treble, and Fade controls. I guess I will take a ride to the dealer. I can hear a little bit of sound from the left side. I am hoping for a loose connection if there are no controls.
Thanks again.
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