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You can use a tool called mp3gain to set the volume levels of your music to a common level. You can set each song to match, or set the average level of entire albums to match, but not both. http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/

Hi RonS, thanks for the reply! I only tested the unit on iPod and CD input since those are my primary sources. The FM/AM work, but those sources are so noisy anyway that I didn't bother. For an idea of the issue, listen to your unit on an iPod or CD, turn it to about 15 on the volume, and then pause the music. You'd expect to hear nothing coming from the speakers, but I hear a static hiss and a light humming from all speakers. The very strange thing is that if I connect the subwoofer outputs instead, I hear the same hiss but with a lower frequency. If I connect multiple the front and

I purchased a used AVIC-Z110BT and wired it up to my 2010 VW Jetta. After turning it on, I was annoyed to hear a baseline level of hiss and a bit of whine around the level 12 volume mark. The noise increases with volume proportionally as I increase the output. When music is playing, I cannot hear it except during very quiet vocal parts. I installed the unit fully aware of pico fuse issues, so I was careful to wire the RCAs prior to applying power to the unit. To investigate, I opened the Z110BT and searched for a burned pico fuse, but found none. I checked every fuse on the PCB f