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As long as it has bluetooth or the USB cable there should be no issues whatsoever. If you are using the cable make sure it is not a cheap import knockoff. They will charge, but some won't transmit data.
The IPOD touch does work. Also, what MP3 player do you have - that should work too. How it the MP3 player connected?
Does you MP3 play when connected to your computer - and how do you connect it there? One more thing - for ease, you can just put all the MP3 music from your player onto a flash drive. Then connect the flash drive and easily transport your music.
Last edited by cycle7447; Mar 23, 2014 at 09:14 AM.
One more thing - for ease, you can just put all the MP3 music from your player onto a flash drive. Then connect the flash drive and easily transport your music.
This is what I do. They're very inexpensive when compared to an iPod of the same capacity, so if it gets stolen or damaged, who cares.
Anyone ever thought about burning an MP3 of your songs. I have over 9 hours of music on 1 disc and can leave it in the deck and just play the disc in order or shuffel mode. Just a thought. Of course I can't take credit for this idea, my brother tried it first and it works great in our '13 FLHTK's
Anyone ever thought about burning an MP3 of your songs. I have over 9 hours of music on 1 disc and can leave it in the deck and just play the disc in order or shuffel mode. Just a thought. Of course I can't take credit for this idea, my brother tried it first and it works great in our '13 FLHTK's
The 14's don't have CD players (you are in the Rushmore section). I have about 3 days of music on a thumb drive that will also shuffle.
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