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02-12-2014, 10:08 AM
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Hi everyone,
Again I am lazerbeak. I live on the tiny Island of Antigua. I bought a Hyundai Santa Fe for my birthday, as an upgrade for my previously owned Tucson with which I was happy for some years, until my family outgrew it. It was a 2.7 ltr V6.
I love the new stance and profile of the current Santa Fe, however, despite it many bells and whistles, I have found the sound system to be blandly disappointing when compared to the Tucson. I'd appreciate any Ideas on how to remedy this situation or compensate for it; especially in light of the caution urged in the users manual concerning the delicate balance of the on board electronics.
Again I am lazerbeak. I live on the tiny Island of Antigua. I bought a Hyundai Santa Fe for my birthday, as an upgrade for my previously owned Tucson with which I was happy for some years, until my family outgrew it. It was a 2.7 ltr V6.
I love the new stance and profile of the current Santa Fe, however, despite it many bells and whistles, I have found the sound system to be blandly disappointing when compared to the Tucson. I'd appreciate any Ideas on how to remedy this situation or compensate for it; especially in light of the caution urged in the users manual concerning the delicate balance of the on board electronics.