We just picked up a new '07 Suburban LTZ and we love it. We had Suburbans in the past and, in a moment of insanity, "downsized" to the Expedition. Although it was a decent truck, we found we couldn't live without the extra space that the Suburban offers. We're now back...
The new navigation system is great. The touch screen is a huge improvement over prior non-touch models. The one problem I'm having is that I can't find the DSP or AudioPilot function. Although I don't generally use DSP, the AudioPilot sounds like a good feature, automatically adjusting the sound to compensate for actual road noise rather than just basing the adjustment off speed.
The LTZ comes standard with the Bose system. The speakers are labelled Bose so I know it's in there. The manual states that if you have the Bose system you have AudioPilot and will be given some AudioPilot related choices when you go into Audio Setup / Automatic Volume Adjustment. Unfortunately my only choices are Low, Medium and High which the manual states are the non-Bose choices. There are also supposed to be some DSP related settings under the speaker / equalization screen, which there don't seem to be any. I see no indication that the DSP system is actually installed. The sound of the system is great, but I'd like to know that I got what I was supposed to get.
I called Chevrolet support and they were absolutely no help. They explained that they don't offer technical support, only support finding something in the manual - not much help. They suggested that I work through the dealer to get an answer (my dealer is researching it).
It appears that either the DSP system really isn't installed or control over it never actually made it into the User Interface development of the new navigation system, or although it's installed the navigation system just doesn't know it's there.
Anyone find the controls for these features?
Thanks for the help!
Marc
The new navigation system is great. The touch screen is a huge improvement over prior non-touch models. The one problem I'm having is that I can't find the DSP or AudioPilot function. Although I don't generally use DSP, the AudioPilot sounds like a good feature, automatically adjusting the sound to compensate for actual road noise rather than just basing the adjustment off speed.
The LTZ comes standard with the Bose system. The speakers are labelled Bose so I know it's in there. The manual states that if you have the Bose system you have AudioPilot and will be given some AudioPilot related choices when you go into Audio Setup / Automatic Volume Adjustment. Unfortunately my only choices are Low, Medium and High which the manual states are the non-Bose choices. There are also supposed to be some DSP related settings under the speaker / equalization screen, which there don't seem to be any. I see no indication that the DSP system is actually installed. The sound of the system is great, but I'd like to know that I got what I was supposed to get.
I called Chevrolet support and they were absolutely no help. They explained that they don't offer technical support, only support finding something in the manual - not much help. They suggested that I work through the dealer to get an answer (my dealer is researching it).
It appears that either the DSP system really isn't installed or control over it never actually made it into the User Interface development of the new navigation system, or although it's installed the navigation system just doesn't know it's there.
Anyone find the controls for these features?
Thanks for the help!
Marc