blk250

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Have anyone turn the volume to maximum yet?... Still affraid trying on mine.

RTIS250

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Ive only gotten up to about 40 with the ML system and my added sub... This was listening to a DVD-A disc...

Sexi_Lexi

I think I've read in passing that people have gotten it to as high as 60 and that was the max.

I max mine out at 30-something and that is more than loud enough for me. I don't wanna end up needing to wear a hearing aid at 40 years old.

PhilipMSPT

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I think it goes up to 65.

I've turned it up to that much, but with an iPod that was off...

Duckiez

no ML i went mine up to 50!! still sounds good bass @ 3 and treble @2....

HighImStan

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yes, i go up to 60 (max) all the time. but i listen to classical music....60 is still not loud enough!

Koz

64 then it says MAX.

Koz

T4styPh0

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Wow, highest I've ever gone up to is about 20 and normal is around 11. Something is probably wrong with me lol. Btw, I have non ML.

IStreefidy

If I'm on the interstate with the windows down, I'll usually turn it up all the way. It goes up to 65.

almacruel

Most of the time i'm listening to it at 40

as3.0cl

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ipod running into the aux port comes out a little lower so i'm normally around 40-45. with a CD it's lower....but i need more bass!

Bichon

Close, but no cigar. 62, then it says MAX. Checked on my way to work this morning. (On a talk station, so I wouldn't blow any speakers )

APBT4Me

all of these numbers mean nothing...the are not decibel ratings. 60 on a lexus audio system may be no louder than 40 on an audi or 37.5 on a yamaha amp. so in reality this thread is useless. when i 1st saw the thread title i thought someone would have info on the decibel output of the stock audio system but instead everyone here is just listing ambiguous numbers that have no scientific significance what-so-ever.

Little E

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No louder than 30 for me! Like Kari said, I don't wanna be sporting a hearing aid @ 40 years old.

Bichon

Your comments bring to mind that wonderful scene in the movie "This is Spinal Tap" where Nigel proclaims Marshall amps to be louder than the rest, because while the other amps go up to ten, these go to eleven.

I'm guessing that the original poster was just curious of how high the numbers go so that they'll know what percentage of scale they're listening at, e.g., if they're listening at 32, they've got the **** set to the middle of the range.