I had the same thought.Maybe it's just a matter of having Inferno paint!![]()
I have found that the volume setting on the phone makes a huge difference to the call quality. For best results, the volume setting on the phone should be as low as possible without completely muting the call. Using the car's volume control setting to amplify the sound does not appear to create the echo problem. This simple change significantly reduces the echo and makes the sound a lot more clear. Unfortunately, with most phones, you can only change the call volume during a call and you have to remember to do it as soon as the call is connected, but then the phone remembers the setting and you don't have to do it on subsequent calls.Gents, I use a BBZ10, I get the crackle in the car, the guy on the other end using his blue tooth gets real bad echoing. I have no issues listening to the music from my BBZ10. So I think the issue is feed back. There was a thread about six months ago where a Karma owner replaced the car speakers and microphone to get rid of the problem.