mp3 discs
[[ I was just reading where someone said that only '06 and newer head units would read mp3 format. Bummer! ]]
The alternative is to get an mp3 player (iPod, Android, there are all kinds of them), and plug it into the auxilliary jack on the stereo. Then tuck the player somewhere, like a windshield pouch.
The downside is that you have to reach into the pouch to access the controls. I'll guess that there are some players out there that have a little remote control. You could rig up some way to hook it to the handlebars...
The alternative is to get an mp3 player (iPod, Android, there are all kinds of them), and plug it into the auxilliary jack on the stereo. Then tuck the player somewhere, like a windshield pouch.
The downside is that you have to reach into the pouch to access the controls. I'll guess that there are some players out there that have a little remote control. You could rig up some way to hook it to the handlebars...
[[ I was just reading where someone said that only '06 and newer head units would read mp3 format. Bummer! ]]
The alternative is to get an mp3 player (iPod, Android, there are all kinds of them), and plug it into the auxilliary jack on the stereo. Then tuck the player somewhere, like a windshield pouch.
The downside is that you have to reach into the pouch to access the controls. I'll guess that there are some players out there that have a little remote control. You could rig up some way to hook it to the handlebars...
The alternative is to get an mp3 player (iPod, Android, there are all kinds of them), and plug it into the auxilliary jack on the stereo. Then tuck the player somewhere, like a windshield pouch.
The downside is that you have to reach into the pouch to access the controls. I'll guess that there are some players out there that have a little remote control. You could rig up some way to hook it to the handlebars...
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