WolfieS
Member
Hi,
I had asked for assistance with poor (no) FM reception after installing an after-market Head Unit and received excellent assistance to identify that I needed to connect an additional 'switch-on' supply to specific wires leading to the Audio Gateway ... oh, a 2005 SL350 with (now removed) Command and BOSE Amp. Connecting to the AGW loom provided me with FM reception, however, that reception is not as good as the OEM and I would wish to improve things if I can.
I have fitted an in-line powered FM amplifier, but now wonder whether I should remove it and fit something else?
Has anybody had experience, following replacement of their Head Unit, of solving poor FM reception? I would also consider amplifying the DAB signal, which does not seem all that strong either - a combined amplifier perhaps? My DAB Aerial is one of those that sticks to the windscreen.
Any advise/feedback would be very much appreciated, thanks.
Regards
Wolfgang Souter
Westbury, Wiltshire, UK
I had asked for assistance with poor (no) FM reception after installing an after-market Head Unit and received excellent assistance to identify that I needed to connect an additional 'switch-on' supply to specific wires leading to the Audio Gateway ... oh, a 2005 SL350 with (now removed) Command and BOSE Amp. Connecting to the AGW loom provided me with FM reception, however, that reception is not as good as the OEM and I would wish to improve things if I can.
I have fitted an in-line powered FM amplifier, but now wonder whether I should remove it and fit something else?
Has anybody had experience, following replacement of their Head Unit, of solving poor FM reception? I would also consider amplifying the DAB signal, which does not seem all that strong either - a combined amplifier perhaps? My DAB Aerial is one of those that sticks to the windscreen.
Any advise/feedback would be very much appreciated, thanks.
Regards
Wolfgang Souter
Westbury, Wiltshire, UK