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So, 25 posts in and the question is basically, "no" there's no inherent computer command to adjust the volume. No, sorry, no. Thank you. Saves me time from pouring thru a 400+ page manual. For the record, when you're 71 and served in the Field Artillery, and wear hearing aids, the sound is too low. I dislike that look when people drive by giving me the 1 finger Jersey Salute for having it on too long. Don't want to look like a Florida blue hair driving for 6 miles in the fast lane doing 50 in a 65 and now knowing this is the moment when she really is gonna move over. Since I can't synch my bluetooth hearing aids with the car's Bluetooth, it crossed we all must bear, like Goldilocks.
 

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OK the takeaway is that we shouldn't call it loud, we should call it more inclusive.
 

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On my RRS (AB, 2015) turn signal gets quieter (or silent at all?) when talking somebody on the phone (=handsfree, BT).
Maybe OP should try making phone calls in handsfree?

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Does noise reduction happen in both BT -and- CarPlay?

I had a vehicle (different brand) which turn signal was BARELY audible to me but my far end party would always say OH MY GOD WHAT IS THAT because the Bluetooth microphone was in my rearview mirror... facing the windshield... huge reflecting dish for little dash sounds.


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I do hand car play, but aftermarket, not OEM, so it does not mute when calling on car play (of course). Phone calls on BT mutes well, never heard anybody complaining about it.

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