Jsf721

Awesome, did you show them or were they able to duplicate it?

What did they say?

cbl1

They said they were reporting it to Audi.

Jsf721

Great, if you get a fix, can you fill us in please.

KevinGary

The problem has existed for years across several models. Audi is aware of it. They don’t seem to have a fix.

Jsf721

Can you tell me:

How bad is it? I use the phone through Bluetooth and listen to the radio all day (18K) per year. Getting blown away everytime I get a call and go back to music is unacceptable. I'm on LI too on the south shore in Nassau. I would love to buy you breakfast or a cup of coffee and see it for myself.

KevinGary

Tough weekend with Easter. I listen to the radio at a volume of 6. I listen to items played through my phone at a volume of 12. My perceived volume is the same to my ears. I have the phone volume turned all the way up, so that is not the problem. I have brought it to the attention of my service advisor who basically shrugs.

Jsf721

My apologies. I totally forgot. I hope you and your family have a great holiday.

So when the phone is set to a comfortable volume and the call ends and you go to the radio is the radio uncomfortably loud ?

i did not see numbers on the volume gauge. Just a line across witn a plus and minus.

KevinGary

the radio is not uncomfortably loud when the call ends. But it is certainly noticeable. I just turn it down.

NyCAudiGuY

After taking the car out for a long drive this weekend, I definitely tested out the calls and radio and android auto. I can't say I had an issue with the difference in volume level. Went between each and didn't encounter a moment in where I was worried my ears would be blown out. Hopefully, I'm just lucky. If you guys want to tell me how it should be tested, I can try it out.

jrjunior31

This is basically what I’ve noticed. I think I’m used to turning the volume down between sources from past vehicles maybe. I haven’t had any major issues with it on the Q8.