Finding the sound volume on maximum quite underwhelming. No matter the source be it radio or media. The audio quality is fine, but find myself almost constantly at full volume to enjoy any music,a nd feel there should be much more to go higher.

I am no music geek who drives around with windows down and radio at full blast, as would be impossible anyway in my car.

Have had dozens and dozens of new cars over the years, and this one seems to be the only one that I have been concerned about reagrding the volume. My wife has a VW UP! Beats edition, and volume anything over 50% is just not good for the ears.

Just wondering if there is some hidden setting to increase the volume.

Or are they maybe all like this.

 

I’m surprised,  since we couldn’t possibly listen to the media in our Karoq at anything near full blast. Do the settings need adjusting? 

Hence my question. 

Am wondering if there’s anything in settings that needs to be adjusted, rather than simply relying on the volume knob? 

Yep, what I thought. But nothing is obvious in settings, checked everything. I am pretty savvy with car technology, maybe the Fabia has a different system than the Karoq. Thanks for replying.

After some research on internet, it seems the EU imposed a maximum volume level for car audio systems! Other Skoda forums have similar questions to the one I have posted commenting on poor maximum volume on car stereo units.

So looks like it is what it is. No big deal.