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  • Noises using Bluetooth Volvo HU-603

    In my Volvo I'm getting "zipzipzipzipzip" noises when using the Bluetooth dongle on my USB3 especially between tracks and when the songs have quiet moments.
    The last Firmware is already installed but it didn't make a difference.

    Our other Volvo has a HU605 with a cheap "Bluemusic" BT adaptor and there are no noticeable noises.

    Could need some help

  • #2
    Are you using the noise cancellation filter that came with your VOL01U3 GROM USB3 car kit?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by admin View Post
      Are you using the noise cancellation filter that came with your VOL01U3 GROM USB3 car kit?
      I don't think that a noise cancelation filter has been in the package when I ordered mine 2014 from a german online shop called "Umno-Tech"

      I paste a short video so you can hear how it sounds.
       

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      • #4
        That was 11 years ago! Did this ticking sound just start to occur? We sell noise canceling attachment separately here:
        https://gromaudio.com/store/grom_acc...e-c-vextf.html

        But there is no guarantee it will help with this ticking sound.

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        • #5
          Yes, I know that was eleven years ago.^^
          I wanted to keep the radio then as I do now for aesthetic reasons.
          The noises felt like they were always there, but lately they've really been bothering me... I guess I've developed an ear for them over time

          I'm assuming that the black USB3 model is technically still the same, but the delivery with the filter was probably years later, right?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by admin View Post
            That was 11 years ago! Did this ticking sound just start to occur? We sell noise canceling attachment separately here:
            https://gromaudio.com/store/grom_acc...e-c-vextf.html

            But there is no guarantee it will help with this ticking sound.
            Looks like a 20pin ATX extension. I think I'll build one myself because no store in Germany seems to have one and with shipping it will cost me around 60€ wich actually is too expensive for something that has no guarantee that it actually works.

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            • #7
              Understand it. You can also contact our partner in UK, www.gromaudio.co.uk - they might have it in stock.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by GuillermoXT View Post

                I'm assuming that the black USB3 model is technically still the same, but the delivery with the filter was probably years later, right?
                The hardware might slightly vary.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by admin View Post
                  Understand it. You can also contact our partner in UK, www.gromaudio.co.uk - they might have it in stock.
                  OK, I received a 20-pin ATX extension and a fuse/filter box. Could you please show me where 12V and GND are on the Grom USB3 port so I don't cause a short circuit? Perhaps it's better to do it via PM, because otherwise anyone could do it.
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                  The wiring harness does not seem to be available in the UK
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