Auto Volume increase with speed

[FarmerDave]

Oh wow, that is great to hear. Can you tell me more details as to what they did, replaced, etc so I can tell my SC?

I don't know if it will help, but here you go (these were on different visits):

Also, I couldn't find the invoice, but early X's had a soft rubber seal around the front door triangular windows that tended to get folded over. That was replaced by the redesigned hard rubber seals now in use.

Hope this helps!

 

[TSLA Pilot]

FULLY agree.

Disagree entirely.

Spend more time changing the volume on our MS's, more than any other car we've owned, because it's quiet when stopped, but noisy (road, wind, etc.) at freeway speeds.

Even the most basic of cars has this feature and it should be on every Tesla.

Sooner better than later.

 

[jrichey]

I don't know if it will help, but here you go (these were on different visits):

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Also, I couldn't find the invoice, but early X's had a soft rubber seal around the front door triangular windows that tended to get folded over. That was replaced by the redesigned hard rubber seals now in use.

Hope this helps!

Thanks @FarmerDave for the info and screen shots!

 

[yaw20]

I meant I fully agreed that we need this function.

 

[DriverOne]

My 2013 S had wind noise issues from the glass; I took it in complaining about one spot, the service center identified a couple of other windows producing noise and fixed them all. A good improvement, great service, satisfied customer. Road noise is the #1 thing now, highly dependent on road surface.

Oh: and I requested the auto-adjusting volume in an email to Tesla back in probably 2013! Still waiting, sigh.

 

[FarmerDave]

Road noise is the #1 thing now, highly dependent on road surface.

And TIRES, which vary greatly by make & model in the noise they produce on different surfaces and whether new or worn.

 

[goldenmastiff]

"The audio systems for both the Model S and Model X were designed and manufactured by s1nn. Harmon International Group acquired s1nn in early 2015.
It was reported by s1nn that the Tesla system includes Volume Management. This automatically changes the volume and bass level based on the vehicles speed (i.e. noise from outside) and the climate control’s fan setting (inside noise) to maintain clarity as these noise sources get louder or softer. My own analysis with a spectrum analyzer did not see any volume changes at different frequencies with fan speed changes, so s1nn may not have actually included this feature on our cars. This test was done with 7.0 software and a MS with the standard audio package for 800 Hz to 8 KHz."
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Audio Systems for the Tesla Model S and Model X | TeslaTap

Thanks so much for the details and hard work! I went to the Tesla Tap site and will check back regularly for updates about the Model X. I am very interested in adding my Alpine amp and an under seat sub in front. Thanks again!

 

[nzer]

Has this issue been resolved? I can’t find it in the settings and haven’t seen any recent discussions about it.

 

[BozieBeMe2]

Has this issue been resolved? I can’t find it in the settings and haven’t seen any recent discussions about it.

i would imagine it will be added in 'Elon' time.
Unless a more persuasive person were to contact Elon

 

[TSLA Pilot]

Geesh, even a basic car speed:volume increase function would take all of, what, 10 minutes of coding? Add another 10 minutes to give us a Gain control and an On/Off slider.

Come on Elon, please get on this.

Thx.

 

[BozieBeMe2]

Geesh, even a basic car speed:volume increase function would take all of, what, 10 minutes of coding? Add another 10 minutes to give us a Gain control and an On/Off slider.

Come on Elon, please get on this.

Thx.

What do you think about asking for this feature via Twitter, maybe as a poll?

I have put a request on Twitter asking for this feature, as a New Year gift.
You never know, maybe the squeaky wheel??