Radio aux. jack splitter
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Road Master
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Radio aux. jack splitter
Does anybody know if there is such a thing? I have \\;my Sirius and mp3 player mounted and the the only way to switch from one to the other is to stop and switch the jack. I know they make a splitter for ear buds but I can't find one for a aux. jack. Thanks! Bull
Road Master
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RE: Radio aux. jack splitter
The answer is Yes and NO. \\; Just putting a "splitter" in the jack will NOT work.
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Below is a link to a place called Kennedy electronics. \\; They have what you want, however it is not inexpensive.
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http://www.cellset.com/Motorcycleitems.html
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Below is a link to a place called Kennedy electronics. \\; They have what you want, however it is not inexpensive.
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http://www.cellset.com/Motorcycleitems.html
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RE: Radio aux. jack splitter
I am sure there is something out there that can fit the bill. \\; Check with radio shack. \\; A word of caution, anytime you split the cable you will encounter DB loss and compromise the input signal.
Road Master
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RE: Radio aux. jack splitter
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Does anybody know if there is such a thing? I have \\;\\\\\\;my Sirius and mp3 player mounted and the the only way to switch from one to the other is to stop and switch the jack. I know they make a splitter for ear buds but I can't find one for a aux. jack. Thanks! Bull
Does anybody know if there is such a thing? I have \\;\\\\\\;my Sirius and mp3 player mounted and the the only way to switch from one to the other is to stop and switch the jack. I know they make a splitter for ear buds but I can't find one for a aux. jack. Thanks! Bull
But I recommend against it. \\; Combining the outputs of two audio devices isn't always a good thing to do. \\; That's why mixer devices are available to keep the various outputs separated. \\; This is only one of several available. \\; Read the "The Problem" section on that page to learn why the pigtail route isn't a good idea.
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RE: Radio aux. jack splitter
Here's a link to the CVO forum on how to add a jack to the back of your radio. http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.p...;topic=10044.0 You can have one hooked up in front and one in the back, just make sure you have one powered off before powering on the other.
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