Disconnect the vehicle battery for 20 mins, then reconnect.

 

Its OK thats just radio 1.

🤣😜🤣

 

What happens when you press the volume button on the centre console to mute everything?

 

Think it’s the subwoofer I’ve had it a few times and read of others. Usually just locking up and leaving the car for a while cures it 😉😉 I’d be reticent to disconnecting the battery 🤔🤔

 

Think it’s the subwoofer

You may be right, if so is this part of a software update as most of us can't hear the sub at all 🤣

 

You're supposed to feel it

 

I can if I take the boot liner out and run my finger over the speaker, its sort of roundish and domed but its not clear what its for as no sound comes out of it

 

I know this is an old post, but I would like to share some tips that may be useful to people who are also facing this problem and looking for a simple solution.

Based on my experience, these are the steps you should consider:

• Inspect the speaker: Look for any visible signs of damage like tears or cracks.
• Test the speaker: Replace the problematic speaker with another from your car. If the issue follows the speaker, it's likely the speaker itself is defective.
• Check wiring: Loose connections or damaged wires can cause such problems.
• Audio system settings: The problem could be due to improperly set equalizer settings.
• Seek professional help: If the problem persists, consider seeking help from a different dealer or an audio specialist.

Additionally, I've found this comprehensive article on muffled speakers and potential fixes that you might find helpful: Why Do My Speakers Sound Muffled & How to Fix It Fast [2023].

 

I know this is an old post, but I would like to share some tips that may be useful to people who are also facing this problem and looking for a simple solution.

Based on my experience, these are the steps you should consider:

• Inspect the speaker: Look for any visible signs of damage like tears or cracks.
• Test the speaker: Replace the problematic speaker with another from your car. If the issue follows the speaker, it's likely the speaker itself is defective.
• Check wiring: Loose connections or damaged wires can cause such problems.
• Audio system settings: The problem could be due to improperly set equalizer settings.
• Seek professional help: If the problem persists, consider seeking help from a different dealer or an audio specialist.

@Royalty51- that’s a very generic post. Can you share your specific experience with the problem experienced by the OP please?

In particular, do you not think this might be a MBUX issue rather than the speaker component being faulty?