Better Speakers for my 13 street Glide needed
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Would that prevent the need to cut any wires at all?
Btw, gunslinger, sorry if I jacked your thread here....didn't mean to. Was actually hoping these questions and replies were helping you as much as they are helping me.
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From: Ashevegas
Was thinking of adding spades to the ends on this:
Amazon.com: Rockford Fosgate RFI2SW Adapts High Level Speaker to Low Level RCA Adapter: Car Electronics
Would that prevent the need to cut any wires at all?
Amazon.com: Rockford Fosgate RFI2SW Adapts High Level Speaker to Low Level RCA Adapter: Car Electronics
Would that prevent the need to cut any wires at all?
Last edited by rbferg; Jul 8, 2013 at 09:07 PM.
No worries... TXCobra. this is a open thread so I \we can figure which way to go with our system...MotoMike, That's what I am leaning to and will be giving them a call in the next week.
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@johnbasf
I posted them on another thread, you can search "iPod Shuffle Set-up" and it should link you to the thread if you want to see more pictures. If not, here is a copy and paste from the other thread:
Here is the link to the double male 3.5mm:
http://www.pchotdeals.com/.sc/ms/dd/...Male%20Adapter
Here is the link to the right angle 3.5mm:
http://www.showmecables.com/product/...e-Adapter.aspx
The set-up is less than $10 all together. I even ordered a couple and made a back-up just in case. I put these two adapters together and slipped some heat shrink tubing around it. Put my heat gun on it and sealed it up. I put the soft Velcro portion on the back of my iPod Shuffle and a tiny piece on the radio CD lid itself. I just didn't want it to bounce around or put pressure on the aux port. When I get caught in the rain or hop off... I just grab it and stick it in my pocket. To be honest, I think I spent less money making that little adapter mount and buying the iPod with it than I would have buying a mount and running wires.
I hope this helps brother!
I posted them on another thread, you can search "iPod Shuffle Set-up" and it should link you to the thread if you want to see more pictures. If not, here is a copy and paste from the other thread:
Here is the link to the double male 3.5mm:
http://www.pchotdeals.com/.sc/ms/dd/...Male%20Adapter
Here is the link to the right angle 3.5mm:
http://www.showmecables.com/product/...e-Adapter.aspx
The set-up is less than $10 all together. I even ordered a couple and made a back-up just in case. I put these two adapters together and slipped some heat shrink tubing around it. Put my heat gun on it and sealed it up. I put the soft Velcro portion on the back of my iPod Shuffle and a tiny piece on the radio CD lid itself. I just didn't want it to bounce around or put pressure on the aux port. When I get caught in the rain or hop off... I just grab it and stick it in my pocket. To be honest, I think I spent less money making that little adapter mount and buying the iPod with it than I would have buying a mount and running wires.
I hope this helps brother!
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