HK Radio Died
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HK Radio Died
Was out for a ride the other night, all was well. Stopped for a coffee, came out started the bike, no tunes. Checked my iPod Shuffle to make sure it was working, yup. Tried the CD, nothing, radio, same. The display was all there, controls worked fine, just no sound at all. Took it to the dealer, they plugged in a different unit they had on hand, all good. So the radio is being replaced under my extended warranty. Strange that it would just fry itself like that, wasn't even moving...........
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Yes, tons of options all for around $120. Much better sound and Bluetooth. However, you need a ~pricey interconnect module. Check out biketronics (and the audio sub-forum). I went with Kenwood and a biketronics amp. Install is easy.
I listen to music whenever I ride, and would always run through a CD well before I was ready to stop. Hassle. On group rides, stopping for music don't work. With Pandora and BT, no more stopping.
I listen to music whenever I ride, and would always run through a CD well before I was ready to stop. Hassle. On group rides, stopping for music don't work. With Pandora and BT, no more stopping.
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Iron Cross Audio is doing Bluetooth mods on the Harmon Kardon radio...$140 for the addition that is internal on the unit. It functions in the Aux circuit according to their site. Nothing dangling off the radio, nothing to lose since it's internal, and you do NOT lose CB/intercom since it's the factory radio.
I had them add the Bluetooth when they put in the front/rear preamp outputs on my HK. The radio will be back on Tuesday, so I can post up then about how it works with an iPhone 5.
I had them add the Bluetooth when they put in the front/rear preamp outputs on my HK. The radio will be back on Tuesday, so I can post up then about how it works with an iPhone 5.
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