Post by anon on Feb 21, 2007 11:53:04 GMT
From: ianboydsnr Sent: 6/13/2006
one of the things that has allways narked me with the intaride Rp1 system is the difficulty posed at adjusting the volume of music which is played through my Mp3 player through the intercomm, either its set much to low or much to loud, in fact with the cheap Mp3 player i use it has allways been much to low, even when the intaride has been turned up to its loudest (i use earplugs, so this does not help), eventually i came across this site
www.Electric-Avenues.com
cost is US $65 which includes delivery
I got this a few weeks ago, so have just got around to temporary fit it, it now goes from no volume, to very loud and whats more, as the volume is a corded remote, it can be placed where you can adjust it whilst moving, it also works of bike power , has 3 inputs amplified to go into one output(not really needed with the Rp1 system) Gary who makes and supplies them seems to guarantee them indefinatly and marks them as low value for import purposes.
ok, the Boyd Fazer is resembling a power station under the seat, but it was well worth the money imho
From: TJ63◘ Sent: 6/14/2006
Is this better than the Boostaroo which Speighty uses (and I think you also have)?
Trevor
From: ianboydsnr Sent: 6/14/2006
its better in that its bike powered and has a remote(corded 4 feet) volume control, instead of the boostaroo's on or off(i have a boostaroo, but for some reason it wont work with my Rp1), but that might just be me or mine, other than that it boosts the same, but it has 3 inputs and 1 output wher as the boostaroo, has one input and 3 output
