[mooch91]

Just picked up a Droid X as my first Android phone after years of Blackberries. I LOVE this phone, beautiful screen, fast, great capabilities.

Where I'm having trouble, however, is with the call volume on the phone from the earpiece. I need it just a notch or two louder. The phone is in a Trident Kraken case and I removed the dust covers from the earpiece and the speaker on the case which helped, a little, but it's still a little too low.

I had great hopes for the Volume+ and Equalizer apps, but neither seemed to help. Volume+ seemed to have no effect on the phone whatsoever.

Running stock ROM on .605, rooted.

Any help appreciated! This could be a dealbreaker for me - I use the phone frequently while I carpool and I can barely hear the caller over the road noise!

Thanks!

[jerseyboy357]

Well if you're using it in the car alot how about a Bluetooth? I use the plantronics Voyager, no issues at all. Right to your ear, should make you hear better. Although during a carpool I could easily see anyone having issues w hearing. Unless you're allowed to elbow your fellow passenger into quiet submission,lol.

For an app to make sure my phone is at the loudest I use Audio Manager, I like it because of the slider system for all vol situations in the phone. I can set them individually or all across the board.

[Ace4]

Try disabling the "Voice Privacy" or "Enhanced Voice Privacy" or whatever it's called in the "Call Settings" menu. I'm on CM7 so I don't remember exactly what it was called in the stock Moto setup. It is supposed to scale the volume based on how much ambient noise there is, but I always found it made calls too quiet.