New music sysyem
- Thread starter Bob James
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I use a micro SD card in my phone and have saved all my music to that. I'm amazed that I have a gazzillion MB of music on that small chip that is 100 times the music than the briefcase I used to carry around with all my cassetes in the car .....
I have a USB stereo, Sony from Crutchfiled, and connect via the phone. I can control music and volume anywhere on the boat. Also have a Bluetooth speaker that I use while sitting at the bow or when we go to shore. Just make sure you get one that floats ( ask me why this is a good suggestion
) This saves streaming data or connection issues on the phone.
I have a USB stereo, Sony from Crutchfiled, and connect via the phone. I can control music and volume anywhere on the boat. Also have a Bluetooth speaker that I use while sitting at the bow or when we go to shore. Just make sure you get one that floats ( ask me why this is a good suggestion
) This saves streaming data or connection issues on the phone.
Just make sure you get one that floats ( ask me why this is a good suggestion
why?-Will (Dragonfly)
Because the first one I had was sitting just above the v-berth hatch on deck and slid/bounced down the bow across the deck and splash before I could react or jump in..... +/- $ 100 down the drain ......
-Will (Dragonfly)
So the newest one I made sure was waterproof and floated.
I still have the original JBL MR-15 stereo that came with the boat in 2002. All works well. The only issue I have is that the manual has been misplaced and I can't figure out how to operate the fader function to balancve the volumes between the speakers inside the cabin and the ones outside under the seats. Does anyone happen to have a copy of the manual or can you tell me how to operate the fader function.
Found the MR-17, should be similar?