Night_Wolf
02-23-2007, 01:24 PM
Many MP3 players do not produce enough volume if you are not using "in the ear" headphones. I use a style available from Aerostitch (possibly other places too) that fit in the "pocket" where your ear fits in most helmets. My solution was to purchase a "portable/pocket" amplifier.
Electric Avenues (http://www.electric-avenues.com/) produces a couple versions that work extremly well. I opted for the battery powered version, but then converted it to 12v power using an old cell phone adapter that I had laying around. If you listen to tunes while riding I'll say this product works perfectly. I placed mine in the small pocket of my Joe Rocket Manta bag and even with the rain cover in place I can turn the volume down, so I can chat with friends when we stop for a red light. I have the Manta equipped with 2 12volt power sources and a quick disconnect protruding from the front of the bag for when I stop, to aid in easy removal
Electric Avenues (http://www.electric-avenues.com/) produces a couple versions that work extremly well. I opted for the battery powered version, but then converted it to 12v power using an old cell phone adapter that I had laying around. If you listen to tunes while riding I'll say this product works perfectly. I placed mine in the small pocket of my Joe Rocket Manta bag and even with the rain cover in place I can turn the volume down, so I can chat with friends when we stop for a red light. I have the Manta equipped with 2 12volt power sources and a quick disconnect protruding from the front of the bag for when I stop, to aid in easy removal