Ipod Interface
I have the HD, it works, and it has it's moments. I do know that I had to replace the cable due to the initial installer dealer screwed up and pinched it, and they also broke the part that goes into the iPod. I suffered through issue after issue for a year - the dealer kept blaming my iPod. Even though I have several iPods, that all "acted up". After a year of this BS, I came across an ebay sale on a new cable for one heck of a price, bought it, and then replaced my original cable all-by-my-lone and took the time to do it correctly.
Now, as I stated, it works 97.9% of the time. The HD unit, as stated by several, charges the iPod, allows the use of the finger controls, and shows the tunes etc in the HK display.
My biggest beef with the HD unit is, when you shut off the bike, while in a playlist at a certain point, and you start it up later, it starts from the 1st song, in the default master playlist - it does not pick up where you left off of what you were listening to when you shut off the bike.
I have read a lot of good things about the Iron Cross one.
Now, as I stated, it works 97.9% of the time. The HD unit, as stated by several, charges the iPod, allows the use of the finger controls, and shows the tunes etc in the HK display.
My biggest beef with the HD unit is, when you shut off the bike, while in a playlist at a certain point, and you start it up later, it starts from the 1st song, in the default master playlist - it does not pick up where you left off of what you were listening to when you shut off the bike.
I have read a lot of good things about the Iron Cross one.
My biggest beef with the HD unit is, when you shut off the bike, while in a playlist at a certain point, and you start it up later, it starts from the 1st song, in the default master playlist - it does not pick up where you left off of what you were listening to when you shut off the bike.
This is the only issue I have with mine as well. Of course, I leave my iPod on shuffle, so it really makes little difference to me. I sometimes skip the first song (Tool's Aenima) and sometimes I don't. But for me, shuffle works best and I never have to mess with the controls.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2013
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From: Colorado
I had thoughts about using an aux-bluetooth adaptor like this:
Plug into aux port, Pair up your phone, set it to shuffle and put the phone in your pocket or saddle bag etc...
Plug into aux port, Pair up your phone, set it to shuffle and put the phone in your pocket or saddle bag etc...
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My biggest beef with the HD unit is, when you shut off the bike, while in a playlist at a certain point, and you start it up later, it starts from the 1st song, in the default master playlist - it does not pick up where you left off of what you were listening to when you shut off the bike.
I have read a lot of good things about the Iron Cross one.
I have read a lot of good things about the Iron Cross one.
Gonzy
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Foggy Coastside California
For the money I would go with the HD Plus from Iron Cross. Just don't do as I did by using the crimp on connectors. Solder in the hot lead, it will work a lot better and last longer.
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