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Audiofn

01-02-2005 07:14 PM

Re: mp3 in boat

If you do not want it to skip the best bet is the sony music sticks. You can run your boat as hard as you want with them and you will NEVER get a skip. No moving parts.....

Jon

Pantera1

01-02-2005 10:05 PM

Re: mp3 in boat

Quote:

Originally Posted by ONESICKGLADIATOR

Hey Jeff
I have the kenwood Head unit & music keg (MP3) in my boat it works up till 65 mph after that the G force knocks it out

Rick OSG

Im sorry .. the G force in a gladiator knocks out the stereo over 65 ..
Somthins wrong

Waterfoul

01-02-2005 10:08 PM

Re: mp3 in boat

I've got an iPod running thru my Alpine head unit. Love it. Had to buy the adapter from Alpine for $80, but I no longer have CD's all over my truck.

ONESICKGLADIATOR

01-03-2005 07:27 AM

Re: mp3 in boat

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pantera1

Im sorry .. the G force in a gladiator knocks out the stereo over 65 ..
Somthins wrong

Pantera 1
My stereo works Just fine at any speed the mp3 gets knocked out from the G force

Rick OSG

Audiofn

01-03-2005 07:52 AM

Re: mp3 in boat

Quote:

Originally Posted by ONESICKGLADIATOR

Pantera 1
My stereo works Just fine at any speed the mp3 gets knocked out from the G force

Rick OSG

Were is that thing mounted? Is is mounted SUPER tight? I mean ablolustly no movement at all? They will definatly skip as they have a reader just like a CD but they are definatly more stable then a CD. Any time you have moving parts you can skip.

Jon

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