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2012 RT SE5 iPod Compatability Chart?
Anyone know which iPods are compatible with the sound system? My Nano is NOT. I've got Bluetooth earbuds and a Galaxy 7 that provide music for me. So does the wife, but via iPhone. But now and then I may want to be obnoxious and blast some Five Finger Death Punch at the beach or in a park.
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Originally Posted by Musashi
Anyone know which iPods are compatible with the sound system? My Nano is NOT. I've got Bluetooth earbuds and a Galaxy 7 that provide music for me. So does the wife, but via iPhone. But now and then I may want to be obnoxious and blast some Five Finger Death Punch at the beach or in a park.
From the operator's guide - page 38....Don't know if any adapters can expand that list or not.
Compatible iPod Device
Made for:
- – iPod touch (2nd, 3rd and 4th generation)
- – iPod nano (5th and 6th generation)
- – iPhone 4
- – iPhone 3GS
- – iPhone 3G.
And if you need a guide, you can download it here.
http://www.operatorsguides.brp.com/I...b-fe83c72d5438
Last edited by Snowbelt Spyder; 05-11-2017 at 02:27 PM.
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Ipod Compatibilty
I had an older ipod that didn't work well with 2011RT. One day while my son was downloading music from
my itunes account we noticed a place to download upgrades. It worked much better after that.
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Originally Posted by Border Rider
I had an older ipod that didn't work well with 2011RT. One day while my son was downloading music from
my itunes account we noticed a place to download upgrades. It worked much better after that.
You mean updating the iOS on the iPod? Mine is kept current and it's a 6th gen Nano. It's supposed to work.
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Believe it or not the best MP3/iPod players is a de-activated iPhone 4's. I pushed it to the limit I have a CB radio GPS, communication system between passenger and driver, satellite XM radio and the iPhone 4 has never failed me yet. The iPhone 4 also worked on 2016. I picked up a few to give me a winter project and I got them loaded with a bunch of MP3 file/playlists. I use them at Spyder rally for trading/selling. I have three left. You can find them on eBay for between approximately $30-$50 but be careful to make sure they're iCloud/activation unlock. I did get burnt on a few. Another nice thing about the iPhone in an emergency you can still use it to call 911. The ones I have can be activated if you're looking to get into a iPhone. The ones I have left is on the Verizon network or the Sprint network. One more thing the old I pod touch 4 works pretty good also.
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You can use an IPhone 6s as long as you have an Apple 30 pin to lightning adapter. It works on mine. If you can find a non Apple adapter that transmits data as well as charges, it should work also. Probably can use any IPhone with the correct adapter.
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Originally Posted by 2ndChildhood
Believe it or not the best MP3/iPod players is a de-activated iPhone 4's. I pushed it to the limit I have a CB radio GPS, communication system between passenger and driver, satellite XM radio and the iPhone 4 has never failed me yet. The iPhone 4 also worked on 2016. I picked up a few to give me a winter project and I got them loaded with a bunch of MP3 file/playlists. I use them at Spyder rally for trading/selling. I have three left. You can find them on eBay for between approximately $30-$50 but be careful to make sure they're iCloud/activation unlock. I did get burnt on a few. Another nice thing about the iPhone in an emergency you can still use it to call 911. The ones I have can be activated if you're looking to get into a iPhone. The ones I have left is on the Verizon network or the Sprint network. One more thing the old I pod touch 4 works pretty good also.
Tom,
Can you PM me with some more info about these phones?
(Memory capacity, How do you get the songs into them...)
Also: how much do you want for one?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Snowbelt Spyder
From the operator's guide - page 38....Don't know if any adapters can expand that list or not.
Compatible iPod Device
Made for:
- – iPod touch (2nd, 3rd and 4th generation)
- – iPod nano (5th and 6th generation)
- – iPhone 4
- – iPhone 3GS
- – iPhone 3G.
And if you need a guide, you can download it here.
http://www.operatorsguides.brp.com/I...b-fe83c72d5438
Thanks!
My Nano is a 6th Gen 16GB, but my Spyder says, "MP3 player not supported." Then it'll play music, but no controls from handlebars...only on the Nano itself in the trunk. Then, if I shift, hit a turn signal, etc. it might stop playing.
Last edited by Musashi; 05-12-2017 at 08:42 AM.
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Although my music is a bit older...
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
Deep Purple
Rainbow
Ted Nugent
AC/DC
If ti's not fit for human consumption: it's in my I-Pod!
Most of my riding music is actually Jalapeno Pack, Outlaw Country, Southern Rock with a heavy presence from ZZ Top. But I toss in a contemporary favorite now and then for spice...like The Black Crowes, FFDP, and even Pentatonix.
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