87turbolook911

For those who still have the OEM radio and can't stand the speed controlled volume feature, all you need to do is cut the speed control wire (gray/pink) on the main radio harness. You can verify this on the radio's wiring chart, which should be affixed to the unit itself.

Removing the radio takes special keys. Mine came with the car, but any radio shop shop be able to pull the radio out for you or sell you the keys.

Just cut and tape off the ends of the wire and VOILA...the radio's volume will not fluctuate with the speed of the car.

With the keys it's a two minute job.

tx996cab

Or you could just turn it off........

Ucube

No way! I actually like that feature.

penguinking

...ditto for tx996cab - i just turned mine off

87turbolook911

DOH....that's what happens when you don't have an owners manual....oh well same result

gota911

Ucube - I'm with you. I like the variable speed volume feature.

Jeremy B

I love the speed controlled volume, almost as much as the 320 HP, ok maybe not quite that much but close

wross996tt

There's a radio in our cars?

joes c4 cab

With the Cab - you GOTTA have the auto volume control.

djantlive

I think mine maybe off. I never notice any vol change. Time to check

wwest

If you really want an inexpensive and cheap LIFE-SAVING mod, wire the seat heat source circuit into the street/parking lights for DRLs.

Eli at Pelican

No radio to deal with in mine........

-Eli

Livefreeandrive

What are DLRs?

nycebo

Roger that, Joe.

By the way, here's the instruction manual for the DCR-220. You'll need Adobe Reader to view it. Page 26 has the GAL setting (adjustable volume), but to adjust this, you need to enter the user menu (page 25). Good luck.

Cpa4S

i would swear mine is hooked up to work in reverse?