RAZR V3 Max Ear Piece Volume Too Low

Hi,

I have had my T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better, especially
outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this or is this a
known problem that MOTO won't fix?

Thanks,
Dan

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Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the volume
so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4 with the
software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the software
at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.




T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan

Thanks. I will give this a look. If I accidentally blow my speaker,
will MOTO know I used these tools if I take it in for warranty service?


On 1/21/2006 6:30 PM, BruceR wrote:
> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the volume
> so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4 with the
> software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the software
> at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>
>
>
>
> T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
>> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
>> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
>> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
>> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Dan
>
>

Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it

Originally Posted by BruceR

Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the volume
so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4 with the
software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the software
at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.




T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan

The names of the programs are as shown below.

From:rosado1013
[email protected]

> Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it
>
> BruceR Wrote:
>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>> volume
>> so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4 with
>> the
>> software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the
>> software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
>>> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
>>> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
>>> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
>>> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Dan
>
>
> --
> rosado1013
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Cell Phone Forums: http://cellphoneforums.net
> View this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t199494.html

Not if you change the settings back. It is impossible to blow the
speaker is you don't change the setting to anything higher than 4 as
recommended. Over 4 it gets louder but with distortion so 4 is indeed
the magic number.

From:[email protected]
[email protected]

> Thanks. I will give this a look. If I accidentally blow my speaker,
> will MOTO know I used these tools if I take it in for warranty
> service?
>
> On 1/21/2006 6:30 PM, BruceR wrote:
>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>> volume so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to
>> 4 with the software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get
>> the software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
>>> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
>>> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
>>> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
>>> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Dan

The message below gives you the names of both programs ans websites to
get them from. If that's not enough you might not want to tackle modding
your phone.

From:rosado1013
[email protected]

> Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it
>
> BruceR Wrote:
>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>> volume
>> so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4 with
>> the
>> software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the
>> software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
>>> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
>>> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
>>> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
>>> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Dan
>
>
> --
> rosado1013
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Cell Phone Forums: http://cellphoneforums.net
> View this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t199494.html

Thanks a lot I found it and download the 3.2.9 version but can you tell me how to use it ? I want to increse the volume of the wirless ear phone bluethoot.

Originally Posted by rosado1013

Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it

All the SEEM edits are listed at www.xlr8.us/hofo - you'll find
everything there.

From:rosado1013
[email protected]

> Thanks a lot I found it and download the 3.2.9 version but can you
> tell me how to use it ? I want to increse the volume of the wirless
> ear phone bluethoot.
>
> rosado1013 Wrote:
>> Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it
>
>
> --
> rosado1013
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Cell Phone Forums: http://cellphoneforums.net
> View this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t199494.html

Thank I foud the software can teach me to use it

Originally Posted by BruceR

The message below gives you the names of both programs ans websites to
get them from. If that's not enough you might not want to tackle modding
your phone.

From:rosado1013
[email protected]

> Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it
>
> BruceR Wrote:
>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>> volume
>> so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4 with
>> the
>> software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the
>> software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
>>> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
>>> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
>>> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix this
>>> or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Dan
>
>
> --
> rosado1013
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Cell Phone Forums: http://cellphoneforums.net
> View this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t199494.html

All the details on SEEM editing are at www.xlr8.us/hofo.

From:rosado1013
[email protected]

> Thank I foud the software can teach me to use it
> BruceR Wrote:
>> The message below gives you the names of both programs ans websites
>> to get them from. If that's not enough you might not want to tackle
>> modding
>> your phone.
>>
>> From:rosado1013
>> [email protected]
>>
>>> Can you tell me the name of the software I cant find it
>>>
>>> BruceR Wrote:
>>>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>>>> volume
>>>> so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to 4
>>>> with the
>>>> software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get the
>>>> software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> T-Mobile RAZR V3 about one month. When I have the call
>>>>> volume set to maximum (i.e. #7 volume level), I still find myself
>>>>> adjusting the phone position so I can hear the caller better,
>>>>> especially outside or when in the mall. Is there anyway to fix
>>>>> this or is this a known problem that MOTO won't fix?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Dan
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> rosado1013
>>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Cell Phone Forums: http://cellphoneforums.net
>>> View this thread: http://tinyurl.com/9686e
>
>
> --
> rosado1013
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Cell Phone Forums: http://cellphoneforums.net
> View this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t199494.html

Yes, the only difference is the radio inside so it doesn't change the
software features. Just don't flash to a GSM version!

From:Ender Wiggins
[email protected]

> On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 00:30:02 GMT, "BruceR" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>> volume so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to
>> 4 with the software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get
>> the software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>
> Do these work with the V3c (CDMA) models being sold by Verizon and
> Alltel?

Hi all this steps is for increase the headset volume correct ? Have you any Idea if I can increase the volume of the earpice ? (bluetooth), thans a lot fo all you help, I did well the headseat procedure.

Originally Posted by BruceR

Yes, the only difference is the radio inside so it doesn't change the
software features. Just don't flash to a GSM version!

From:Ender Wiggins
[email protected]

> On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 00:30:02 GMT, "BruceR" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Using a program like P2KCommander or P2KTools, you can adjust the
>> volume so loud that the speakers will blow. Set the Master Volume to
>> 4 with the software and it will be as loud as you can stand it. Get
>> the software at www.motomodders.net or www.motox.us.
>
> Do these work with the V3c (CDMA) models being sold by Verizon and
> Alltel?