[neusaab]

l have a new-to-me 07 335xi with Logic 7. It sounds to me like the left/right balance is off, always favoring the right. At lower volumes, especially listening to the radio, most of the sound is coming from the center and right channels.

It's less noticable at higher volumes, especially with CD or iPod, but still present. I can compensate with the balance control.

Is this a characteristic of Logic 7, or might I have a problem? I'd like to address this before I start upgrading the system, as I hope to use the factory head unit for signal while integrating my own amp and new front speakers and subs.

Thanks guys.

[Lenaxia]

Definitely a problem. Mine comes through equally on both channels.

[Technic]

Originally Posted by neusaab

l have a new-to-me 07 335xi with Logic 7. It sounds to me like the left/right balance is off, always favoring the right. At lower volumes, especially listening to the radio, most of the sound is coming from the center and right channels.

It's less noticable at higher volumes, especially with CD or iPod, but still present. I can compensate with the balance control.

Is this a characteristic of Logic 7, or might I have a problem? I'd like to address this before I start upgrading the system, as I hope to use the factory head unit for signal while integrating my own amp and new front speakers and subs.

Thanks guys.

Disable Logic7 and report back.

[335okc]

I'm experiencing similar symptom, tho I'm not sure I got logic 7. I think its my twitter... whatever it is, its driving me crazy

[kmarei]

Originally Posted by 335okc

I'm experiencing similar symptom, tho I'm not sure I got logic 7. I think its my twitter... whatever it is, its driving me crazy

You really shouldn't be using twitter while driving

[neusaab]

It's most prominent with voice on the radio, which I recognize might be a signal processing characteristic. It happens, though, with vocals on CD as well.

Is diabling Logic 7 an easy, reversible process?

I have a dealer appointment later this week, which may or may not solve the problem. I'm thinking more on the may not side of things.

[kaigoss69]

You guys really need to stop using your smart phones with auto correction, at messy things un a little bay!

[kaigoss69]

Originally Posted by 335okc

I'm experiencing similar symptom, tho I'm not sure I got logic 7. I think its my twitter... whatever it is, its driving me crazy

Yeah twitters can be distracting.

[335okc]

lol ok, it's tweeter, sorry for the spelling.
neusaab, keep us updated on your dealer visit. i've been to the dealer before, they "couldn't reproduce"

[timmahh]

Originally Posted by neusaab

It's most prominent with voice on the radio, which I recognize might be a signal processing characteristic. It happens, though, with vocals on CD as well.

Is diabling Logic 7 an easy, reversible process?

I have a dealer appointment later this week, which may or may not solve the problem. I'm thinking more on the may not side of things.

... Yes. You either turn it on, or you turn it off. There's a button/settings in iDrive.

[neusaab]

Originally Posted by timmahh

... Yes. You either turn it on, or you turn it off. There's a button/settings in iDrive.

No iDrive. So then what?

[timmahh]

Originally Posted by neusaab

No iDrive. So then what?

There should be a button or something with a speaker icon to turn it on or off, or it's in the menu of the radio. Check your owners manual.


Looking at google images there's a button to the right with a music note, maybe that's it.