how do i balance my speakers for my 2015 sonata? the manual doesnt help. i cant figure how to get music to the back speakers.

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Asked by Randal Jun 25, 2016 at 09:41 PM about the 2015 Hyundai Sonata Eco FWD

Question type: Car Customization

I bought a 2015 hyudai sonata and i love the car, but i cant figure out the
media system or how to adjust the speakers and balance them. i read the
manual but it doesnt help. i almost regret buying the car because i cant enjoy
the features it has.

4 Answers

86,005

Go to the dealership for help, you bought your car from them and they want to promote good will. By helping you, they'll have your repeat business.

505

Press the button labeled "Sound" and then click on the center of the seating position when shown on the screen . That will center your sound.

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86,005

The owners manual should be better documented.....not confusing.

86,005

Again, if you cannot figure this out and it's been two months, then go to the dealership... believe it or not, they want you to be happy, otherwise, you won't recommend the car...

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