Audio mixer / amp

[gbryant]

Anyone have experience with this?

http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/product.asp?Item=MIXIT

[Guest]

Anyone have experience with this?

http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/product.asp?Item=MIXIT

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Are you considering it as a way to have more than one input, or for volume increase?

Looks like a fast way to increase hearing loss, to me.

i am able to decrease the volume and have higher fidelity using ear-buds with built-in ear-plugs.

Shure is the brand i am currently using. E3c is the model i chose.

But i have only one input, my mp3 player.

[dutchinterceptor]

Here's another option:

http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/xma3-Mixer-p-16301.html

I am going to give up on my Motocomm unit and plan on purchasing the one above or the one you mentioned for the multiple inputs. I'm not sure about the volume control on the one you mentioned. Looks like it might get moved when stuffed in a pocket or tankbag.

[AParamedic]

Here is yet another option - I used it on my 3300 mile trip up & down the east coast a few months ago. I mixed signals from my passport 8500, MP3 player, and Garmin Quest GPS and piped it through my ER-6i headphones.

The AmpliRider worked flawlessly, has outstanding audio quality, is backed by a lifetime guarantee, and it's all put together by a really sincere individual who stands behind thier product.

http://www.electric-avenues.com/amplirider.html

A portion of the proceeds go to the many different charities:

http://www.electric-avenues.com/good_deeds.html

I've got no formal affiliation with the manufacturer, just an extremely satisfied customer.

[gbryant]

Thanks Aperimedic... thats what I've been looking for, and only $65 shipped!

I'll do an install write with a reveiw.

[Motor_Ref]

Anyone have experience with this?

http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/product.asp?Item=MIXIT

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Look at the Mixit 2. It seems to be a little better as far as features.

[Guest]

Here is yet another option - I used it on my 3300 mile trip up & down the east coast a few months ago.  I mixed signals from my passport 8500, MP3 player, and Garmin Quest GPS and piped it through my ER-6i headphones.

The AmpliRider worked flawlessly, has outstanding audio quality, is backed by a lifetime guarantee, and it's all put together by a really sincere individual who stands behind thier product.

http://www.electric-avenues.com/amplirider.html

A portion of the proceeds go to the many different charities:

http://www.electric-avenues.com/good_deeds.html

I've got no formal affiliation with the manufacturer, just an extremely satisfied customer.

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I've also just purchased the same unit, great guy on the selling end, he also sold me three patch cables which at the price he sold them at had to be below his cost.

Now the job of hooking it up. :o

I need a location to hook the audio mixer and the power supply for the Garmin Quest cradle to. Some where after the switch so both items are dead when the bike is turned off.

Any ideas?? :squid:

PC

[Hobie1dog]

Here is yet another option - I used it on my 3300 mile trip up & down the east coast a few months ago.  I mixed signals from my passport 8500, MP3 player, and Garmin Quest GPS and piped it through my ER-6i headphones.

The AmpliRider worked flawlessly, has outstanding audio quality, is backed by a lifetime guarantee, and it's all put together by a really sincere individual who stands behind thier product.

http://www.electric-avenues.com/amplirider.html

A portion of the proceeds go to the many different charities:

http://www.electric-avenues.com/good_deeds.html

I've got no formal affiliation with the manufacturer, just an extremely satisfied customer.

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Thanks for this post as I have been looking for this type of product since I'm into the audiophile quality type of products, and it's small in size too.

[dinolee]

I've been looking for something like this for a couple of weeks. A little spendy, but I've just ordered the M2 product. I'll hopefully get it next week and get to try it out on the sport-touring.net WCRM later this month. I'll post a review when I get back. I'll be using it with the Garmin Quest, iPod, and Escort 8500. ER-6i's for the output earbuds.

Thanks for the link!

[Guest]

I just received my Amplirider today. Anyone have pics on where they mounted everything? I was thinking about the back side of one of the master cylinders, but I don't think these units are waterproof???? Looks like there is an inline fuse in the hot line, so tapping into a switched line, like a signal or head light would be my first option. If anyone that has completed this project could post some pictures, I'd appreciate it.

[Guest]

I wired the amplirider to the battery under the seat. I used (2) 6' stereo cables routed along the frame on the left side up to the triple. I also routed the remote volume control with the stereo cables. I used some velcro and put the volume control on the back side of the clutch master cylinder. with the volume knob on the inside edge of the master. Then I used a 1' stereo cable and put a connector on the end for the headphone output. It's held in by pressure between the frame and the rear cowl just at the front of the seat. Everthing is easy access and the install is nice and clean. XM is mounted to the tank mount with a Ram Mount and a Rx65 is mounted to a magnetic ram mount attached to the brake master cylinder clamp. XM is hardwired and the radar is powered off a stem powerlet run to my tank bag with a powermate kit. Tank bag has (2) 12v plugs for the radar and the cell phone.

[Guest]

Here's another option:

http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/xma3-Mixer-p-16301.html

I am going to give up on my Motocomm unit and plan on purchasing the one above or the one you mentioned for the multiple inputs. I'm not sure about the volume control on the one you mentioned. Looks like it might get moved when stuffed in a pocket or tankbag.

BTW I called motocomm and complained about not being able to hear eachother above 40 MPH. They sold me the new version headsets, and the mics are perfect. You can hear everything now. You may want to give them a call.