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I bought a Sony MEX4000bt for my FLHT. After some reading I see that it is a 2v pre amp output. Is this a deal breaker? Should I return it and buy something that has more?
I bought a Sony MEX4000bt for my FLHT. After some reading I see that it is a 2v pre amp output. Is this a deal breaker? Should I return it and buy something that has more?
Thanks for the help.
Decision is up to you but I and others here will say the same. I went from 2 to 5 V pre amp output and it makes a difference for sure. This only my experience and opinion.
Kris
My biketronics head-unit cover won't stay on when the bike is running. It vibrates and pops right out. I keep it in the bag in case I'm overnight someplace and it rains.
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Head Unit question
