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has anyone else had the problem of phone echo (i.e. the person you are speaking to can hear there own voice)? I am wondering if having my microphone fitted in front of the dials is not the best place.
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POST 2Original post
No - I've had no issues with the phone module (PCM2).
POST 3Original post
The telephone module on the PCM1 unit I had in mine was pretty awful for echoing. Best thing to do is take it out and stick something else in. I put a Kenwood DNX 7220 in mine and it is vastly superior. Other people have gone the Pioneer Avic route with similar results.
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I have an alpine head unit in mine with the bluetooth (and Ipod connectivity)
POST 5Original post
Triff, Just a thought - your microphone may be in the wrong place. It should be hidden behind a small vent-like disc to the right of the dials (have a look in your manual) - you refer to it as being in front of the dials though. I'd assumed you had the Porsche PCM1 / PCM2 phone module doesn't appear to be the case.
POST 6Original post
I've also got Alpine/blue/ipod etc and the mic is presently mounted up by the rear view mirror. I've only had one occasion when I had feedback, when the guy I was phoning was also on his handsfree. I was thinking of hiding mine just to tidy things up TB
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
cheers guys - sounds like its in the wrong place.
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