I find the Bose noise compensation feature, which increases and reduces the sound system volume when the car speeds up and slows down, to be very annoying. When I set the volume set at a normal listening level while driving, the sound system reduces the volume to an almost imperceptible level when the car slows down and stops, at a stop sign for instance. I find myself constantly fiddling with the volume controls to maintain the same volume.

Is there a way to disable or disconnect this feature in the settings, or directly on the amp? Here is a picture that shows that the feature is located in the amp, but the settings may exist on the audio menu screen.

 

In the Audio settings section (I think under the 'Sound' button), one of the last options is "AudioPilot" - uncheck this box. I also disabled this when I had the PCM in my car, I found it very annoying and too sensitive.

 

Thanks!