Non-iPod MP3 player

[Mazo EMS2]

So, the bike comes with the adapter for an iPod, but does anyone use anything other than iPod? I have music on my phone and an MP3 player. Just wondering what the options are to "pipe" it through the bike's audio system.

Rick

 

[Cruzr Joe]

So, the bike comes with the adapter for an iPod, but does anyone use anything other than iPod? I have music on my phone and an MP3 player. Just wondering what the options are to "pipe" it through the bike's audio system.

Rick

you should have gotten two plug ins one for the Ipod type and one for an mp3 player. Ipod id the best because you can control playlists, songs etc from the handlebars.

Cruzr Joe

 

[Mazo EMS2]

you should have gotten two plug ins one for the Ipod type and one for an mp3 player. Ipod id the best because you can control playlists, songs etc from the handlebars.

Cruzr Joe

I got the bike used, and I only see the iPod adapter with it. Hmmm. Might have to use my wife's iPod and put MY music on it. LOL

 

[Dragonrider]

CJ said it all, although my 2014 RT only had the iPod connector in it, and only the old 30 pin connector (which was OK). You can buy a double stereo connector that will plug into the male connector in your rear trunk...

 

[Cruzr Joe]

I got the bike used, and I only see the iPod adapter with it. Hmmm. Might have to use my wife's iPod and put MY music on it. LOL

I have a spare mp-3 player attachment that you can have for free. Just PM me your name and address and i will put it in the mail Monday morning.


Cruzr Joe

 

[Mazo EMS2]

I have a spare mp-3 player attachment that you can have for free. Just PM me your name and address and i will put it in the mail Monday morning.


Cruzr Joe

I might take ya up on that offer later Joe, once I have some time on it and see if I even want to go that route. I might just be happy with the onboard tunes I just happened to see the adapter in there today. There's still snow on the ground, so it's tinkering time around here

 

[Cruzr Joe]

I might take ya up on that offer later Joe, once I have some time on it and see if I even want to go that route. I might just be happy with the onboard tunes I just happened to see the adapter in there today. There's still snow on the ground, so it's tinkering time around here

OK have fun.

Cruzr Joe

 

[Grandpa Pete]

The difference between the 2 is the I Pod is controllable through the radio function on the handle bars. The MP3 is a plug it in (with the 3.5mm plug in) and it plays through with no control to advance/rewind, only volume.. hope this helps. I use both depending on my mood:hun:

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAT

CJ said it all, although my 2014 RT only had the iPod connector in it, and only the old 30 pin connector (which was OK). You can buy a double stereo connector that will plug into the male connector in your rear trunk...

:hun:...Well that's interesting , I have only a BASIC model 2014 RT and it plays my MP-3 player fine. I didn't like that the connection was in the trunk, so I dis-connected it and moved it forward to the glove box. The connector socket was on the right side of the trunk and it came with a wire for using it .........Mike :thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

I have a spare mp-3 player attachment that you can have for free. Just PM me your name and address and i will put it in the mail Monday morning.


Cruzr Joe

I might take ya up on that offer later Joe, once I have some time on it and see if I even want to go that route. I might just be happy with the onboard tunes I just happened to see the adapter in there today. There's still snow on the ground, so it's tinkering time around here

If you decide to not take Joe's extra cord; I've also got one that you're welcome to...:thumbup: