Coding Bose for MEGA Bass
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Coding Bose for MEGA Bass
Just found this article on audittcca.com
Tried it....it WORKED!
"""The Concert radio can be coded for two different Bass/Treble Vehicle-specific tone control slopes. One is for Bose/Concert and the other for Concert only. You can change this setting by recoding the radio module with either a VAG1151/1552 or VWTOOL. The standard coding for a TT w/bose and secondary display is 00517. If you don't have a cd changer, secondary display, etc. this value may vary in the first decimal place (see page 5 of audi tech document on adding a CD-Changer for complete details. URL at end). We are only concerned with the value at the second decimal place (in the example above it is 1 for Bose tone slope). If you have the radio recoded and change the 1 to a 0 (zero), you will enable the other Vehicle-specific tone control.
Once the radio is recoded you will notice the "Bose" missing from the display on powerup. The Bass/Treble range is now +-6 but the adjustment is more dramatic.
I must say, the effect on the Bass is incredible! It may not be a "true" sound in the Bose universe but many will find it an improvement.
"""
Tried it....it WORKED!
"""The Concert radio can be coded for two different Bass/Treble Vehicle-specific tone control slopes. One is for Bose/Concert and the other for Concert only. You can change this setting by recoding the radio module with either a VAG1151/1552 or VWTOOL. The standard coding for a TT w/bose and secondary display is 00517. If you don't have a cd changer, secondary display, etc. this value may vary in the first decimal place (see page 5 of audi tech document on adding a CD-Changer for complete details. URL at end). We are only concerned with the value at the second decimal place (in the example above it is 1 for Bose tone slope). If you have the radio recoded and change the 1 to a 0 (zero), you will enable the other Vehicle-specific tone control.
Once the radio is recoded you will notice the "Bose" missing from the display on powerup. The Bass/Treble range is now +-6 but the adjustment is more dramatic.
I must say, the effect on the Bass is incredible! It may not be a "true" sound in the Bose universe but many will find it an improvement.
"""
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I posted about this effect a couple months ago. Had my radio replaced as the cassette was stuck
down. With the new radio, it no longer said "BOSE", but the bass was much better. I suspected it was a coding issue, but liked it better, so I did not have them "fix" it.
Nice job finding how to make the change "on purpose".
Nice job finding how to make the change "on purpose".
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