anyone?

 

I didn't know there wsa a dongle you could hook directly to the amp but if such an item exists, I see no reason why it wouldn't work. Only draw back personally is I never liked the funny looking speakers and grills that mount on the bars. They always look like and ooops, I forgot, kinda afterthought.

 

I didn't know there wsa a dongle you could hook directly to the amp but if such an item exists, I see no reason why it wouldn't work. Only draw back personally is I never liked the funny looking speakers and grills that mount on the bars. They always look like and ooops, I forgot, kinda afterthought.

thanks. I thougth so too, but was just looking for a second opinion.

 

Where do you plan on putting the amp?

 

Where do you plan on putting the amp?

i have a fairing.. well actually i am turning my Hardball into a hardball cross country by adding in the front fairing (but without the expensive stock stereo). so i'm going to go aftermarket amp andspeakers and mount them in the same locations that the stock amp and speakers go. Honestly, I'm still debating doing it at all. I have headphones built into my helmet and I'm not really a fan of others enjoying my music. But.. it's cold as sh!t outside so i'm kinda day dreaming

btw.. dongle..

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_822BTREC/Milennia-MIL-BTREC.html

 

Sinned-- It looks like that dongle plugs into a head unit not the amp; there wuould be no control over the sound input, except for the phone's controls.
Try it & let us know.

 

My advice would be to invest in a great set of custom molded earplugs. Block the ambient road/engine/wind noise and be able to actually hear your music.

The quality of the sound coming from any forward mounted sound system once you get over about 55-60 mph is junk. IMO anyway. If you're just cruising around town at slower speeds, the sound can be OK...at best.

I bought some custom molded plugs at the bike show last year. The best $235 I've spent.

 

http://www.cyclesounds.com/bagger-audio/fairing-speakers/all-in-one-amplified-fairing-speaker-kit.html

this looks like a damn good idea and has an input for your mp3 player

 

http://www.cyclesounds.com/bagger-audio/fairing-speakers/all-in-one-amplified-fairing-speaker-kit.html

this looks like a damn good idea and has an input for your mp3 player

Thanks for the advice, but I am not a fan of wires. Plus, with Bluetooth, I can set my phone to automatically silence calls and ignore text messages

 

Sinned-- It looks like that dongle plugs into a head unit not the amp; there wuould be no control over the sound input, except for the phone's controls.
Try it & let us know.

Not sure I follow you on the input concern. Why can't I plug this into the amp (below) input?

For sound control I would use the sounds controls built into my Bluetooth helmet or my Bluetooth headphones

http://m.rockfordfosgate.com/Products/product_details?itemId=225197