Sat Nav Snooper VenturaPro S8000

mentaliss

Ok just purchased this expensive sat nav.... setup,... sound level...on the 'bar indicator' its up to its maximum but its not audible when travelling at 55-60 mph, it sounds like quiet muttering in the background
anyone bought one of these and had this problem???

Popeye

Yes my brother had exactly this problem.

He soon solved it though, he sold it and went back to his TomTom

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Reallyretired

I have a snooper, though not your model, and no problem with the volume. Are you sure it isn't faulty?

electricscott

got the 7000 and it seems ok after I replaced the exhaust

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mentaliss

Well that could be the case! is it just me practically every thing I buy these days is poor quality what ever happened to "the sale and service experience should exceed customer expectation"

Hocky54

I have a S8000 truckmate, and have no problems in not hearing it.
I would suggest you contact Snooper direct here in the UK and speak to them about the problem.
They will help.

Did you buy it direct or through a third party?

Julian

mentaliss

Yep! going to do that tomorrow...can I ask you then, I presume your using your's within a commercial vehicle whereby the cab noise can swallow up a percentage of the unit's volume output, also can you turn up the volume on yours till it distort's?

1948

i have got the s7000 did think that it could be louder at max volumn Had to turn radio volumn down to be sure I do not miss any voice instructions Once I got used to the unit. I had radio volumn back up and navigate via the screen and did not rely on the voice