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have an 09 SG and it is my first touring HD.
going to upgrade the soound system with "firecap501" very soon.
if i'm going to listen to some good jam i want it to be right.
what would be the best to get??
i know vibration mat play a part in it... possibly
recomendations?
ipod nano?
ipod?
flashdrive?
I would recommend a mp3 player that is flashed memory based vs. a hard drive based (ipod/zune 80-120gb). Because of all of the vibration is not good for small moving parts in a hard drive pased player.
I've tried two different flashbased mp3 players on mine an both had the same prolem. They limit the output level on the headset jack and even at full volume on the Harmon Kardon you can barely hear at highway speeds. I think the ipod allows you to adjust this, so I'm trying that next.
I've tried two different flashbased mp3 players on mine an both had the same prolem. They limit the output level on the headset jack and even at full volume on the Harmon Kardon you can barely hear at highway speeds. I think the ipod allows you to adjust this, so I'm trying that next.
Have you turned up your Nano Ronjo? On mine I think I went into options, and turned on a setting to let me max the Volume, the default left a lot on the table you weren't able to use, mines louder than my CD's now! Hope this helped some
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