IPod Question
#11
Same one I got....Maybe the cable is to long for the output on the IPod???.....I'll try a shorter cable...Can't hurt I guess...
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#15
Gil,
I never knew that was there - So, HDV, go to settings - click center button - Volume limit - click center button - There may be a thing that looks like a combination lock - On mine I just clicked center button until I reached the next screen that allows you to increase the volume - adjust the volume to the desired setting, then scroll to done and there you go -
Learn something new everyday - Thanks again Gil -
I never knew that was there - So, HDV, go to settings - click center button - Volume limit - click center button - There may be a thing that looks like a combination lock - On mine I just clicked center button until I reached the next screen that allows you to increase the volume - adjust the volume to the desired setting, then scroll to done and there you go -
Learn something new everyday - Thanks again Gil -
#17
Set "Sound Check" to off, EQ to "Treble Booster" and make sure the volume is at 100%. Cable length WILL matter, also, the ipod doesn't push alot of juice so the shorter the cable, the better. Mine is a 3 footer.
I use a ipod Nano with my 2007 Road Glide, plugged into the AUX of my HK, and I can hear it fine up to around 70 mph.
Need more volume still? You could always get a Boostaroo headphone amplifier.
I use a ipod Nano with my 2007 Road Glide, plugged into the AUX of my HK, and I can hear it fine up to around 70 mph.
Need more volume still? You could always get a Boostaroo headphone amplifier.
#18
Learn something new most days.
#19
I had the same problem. Not sure if you have your Ipod in a case or not, but I have mine in a case and the 3.5mm plug would not plug all the way into the Ipod. I had to trim a little of the plastic with an exacto knife from the plug to get it to push all the way in.
Hope this helps!
Mental
Hope this helps!
Mental
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