AudiTTMN

If you change the fade does it make a big differance in sound?

christopherjs

Only the Blose system has it turned off. The rear speakers in the Bose are just low woofers, and make an integrated system with the factory fade setup. At least that's what they say.

Larrytt

The Bose "engineers" have designed their electronics, amps and speakers to compliment the interior of the TT. Acoustically you can't get any better . . . according to Bose. You should not need a fader as everything is tuned to perfection for your particular car.

The rear speakers are not full range speakers, so fading the sound to the back of the car will only muddy the sound even further. They are mid-range speakers.

Once you enable the fader, it turns on "mega bass", which is just turning off the $600 Bose stereo you paid for . . . but sounds better. lol

AudiTTMN

How do you turn the Fade on?

Larrytt

You need the code and a VAG-Com

OTOF

It's disabled in the Coupe. I think a few people have managed to recode to turn on -- not sure.

Gnowknayme

The issue is that the Bose amplifier is hooked up to the front outputs only. When you use the fader to fade to the rear, it just turns down the volume. If you want the fader enabled, you'll probably have to get rid of the whole thing and start over with a new head unit, amp and speakers.

AgTinTop

my fade is on, but it still doesn't work, it is only a 2nd vol ****