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Turns out, the interface was not compatible with my make/year vehicle. Sounded great, but it occasionally lost sound for a few seconds. I switched to a new interface, and it worked fine.

So, I recently installed the Z150 in my Toyota Venza and used the SXV200V1 for Satellite Radio. I Installed the included antenna on the roof of the Venza, right behind the stock antenna. The radio sounds very good. Reception is normally very strong -- I rarely even lose signal going under overpasses. However, I occasionally lose sound for a brief second, and I can't decide why. Most times, the signal strength is still high, so I don't think that is it. When I use the "rewind" feature, sometimes the glitch is present on playback, sometimes not. Changing the station always remedies,

Also note, I paired my iPhone to a wireless headset and cranked the 'Bluetooth Volume' to maximum. I then repaired the iPhone to the Z150, but it made no difference. And, of course, when you make a call paired to the Avic, the iPhone doesn't allow for any further volume adjustment of the Bluetooth Volume. Not sure why it is different when pair to the Avic than when paired to the wireless headset.

Thanks for the response. Yea, I have maxed out the voice/ringer volume in the controls. The normal volume buttons on the radio (and steering wheel) have no effect. I have adjusted SLA, and it works great for music coming from the iPhone via Bluetooth. It has no effect on the voice/ringer for the phone. The rest of the sources sound great, so an amp isn't the answer. I've read where, in past years, echos are a problem. When I adjust the phone volume during a call, there is a pop-up message saying to turn the volume down if echo is a problem. I almost wonder if this is a softward program

Hello, newbie here. I just got my Z150 hooked up in my 2012 Venza using the PAC TATO interface and AXXESS steering wheel control interface. The music sounds great. However, when I connect my Iphone 4S up via bluetooth, I have to crank the voice and ringer volume to maximum to get the sound near acceptable levels. Music streamed via bluetooth is plenty loud so this isn't a connection problem with the phone, and I don't have to turn the volume up much to hear that just fine. All other volume levels (FM, CD, DVD, etc) sound great too. Callers on the other end say I sound great, so I k