The panel with the buttons above the batwing?
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The "batwing" is the panel with the heated seat buttons. Whats the panel above? Yes I am looking to upgrade to a Turbo.
Haven't got a clue [&:] Good luck with your search for a Turbo you lucky thing......
It's part of the M680 digital sound package. I've never seen one thoough.
I have it on mine. Exactly as Richard says. I'd swap it for the heated seats though. Actually, I'd swap the whole thing for a GT3 Mk2....[ ]
In the Ebay ad he mentions digital sound processing.... Enjoy your flight to Geneva! [8D]
I have it on mine also. As you mentioned, its called the "Digital Sound Processor" but is actually just an amp (a Nokia branded amp from memory) with a few buttons to control the sound (Hifi, Classical, Pop plus control on the level of echo etc.). It does make a nice difference to the sound, but I leave mine on exactly the same setting all the time so the buttons are a bit of a waste of time.
Thanks first time I have ever seen that
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