Music System for Rocket 3

[Jimbeamrye]

I am looking for a stereo set-up that includes FM radio, 2 Speakers, and Amp. I searched through this forum with limited results for something decent looking. I don't want to spend $1000+ for a system, like the GPS/MP3/XM/FM Garmin thingy that I keep finding. I just want to find a decent, preferably black, FM system that sounds ok, and maybe has an input somewhere for a MP3 player.
If you have found something simular to this or have put something together, please let me know where you got it or what you pieced together.

Thanks

 

[biker1059]

Check these guys out, found it on another forum

http://www.motorcycletunes.com/

 

[Jimbeamrye]

Thanks for the link!
Anyone have a iPod set-up or simular on their bikes? Care to give some info?

 

[ATMofMN]

I'll be purchasing the Nolan N-Com system for my N102. Bluetooth connection to my Motorola KRZR and I've got a gig of music on the phone. Otherwise, I've got my iPod shuffle (great for motorcycles) and ear buds.

ATM

 

[MileEater]

check Scosche

I use an iPod, sometimes with in-ear Sony ear phones, sometimes by wire
into my Schuberth C2 (where I have installed fixed speakers). More
important was the addition of an rf remote for the iPod, check out:

http://www.scosche.com/scosche_ipod.asp ... mID=IPNRFS


I really like mine!

Roy

 

[Trumps]

Scroll down this thread and you will see the heine gericke version, cheap £40 ($80) and I plug my mp3player/fm radio in to the amp - or sometimes the garmin - but I note you dont want to go the garmin route.
Bloody excellent value and audible up to 60

 

[Rockt3]

I put together a some what crude but effective stereo using Infinity car spreakers,pvc end caps, XM stereo and a blaupunkt amp.

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[NativeOne]

Kuryakyn says they are coming out with a new chrome system this month, kinda pricey but has 3 inch speakers and a 50 watt amplifier. Here's the link. http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp?bn=metric&ci=3996

Native One

 

[tmiller]

Re: DIY helmet speakers from hallmark?????

For those cheap ba****d like me , try this. Go buy one or two musical greeting cards the one that play the real songs.
Remove the speakers from the cards & attached to an old ear phone wire & jack, slide into the liner of your helmet & route the wires so that they drop out the back.
These speaker are not bad, considering, and they are flat enough to stay behind the liner & not felt.
I may upgrade to a plug-in port in the helmet if I'm feeling adventurous one day.
This may work for some & not others; but hey!,think how much money your going to waste trying.
I hook mine up to my Ipod play my Madness albums & ride.

Hey, you could even give the cards to someone first. After a few days, strip out the speakers and just say the battery went dead.

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

 

[Lespaul1985]

Thanks for the link!
Anyone have a iPod set-up or simular on their bikes? Care to give some info?

I have those speakers w/ the power amp I ucse a Sandisk MP3 C250 player that has FM.