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finsally
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Autocom

Post by finsally »

Hi.I have a rather old Autocom active rider which works o.k.However I would like to boost the volume,I have been looking at the amplirider from electricavenues,i am only interested in boosting the volume at the minute,has anybody any feedback on this device.
Also you can adjust the volume with a switch which come with it.Where would the best place to mount it? on the handlebars maybe, and is it waterproof?

Thanks

Cheers Bob
mikes
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Re: Autocom

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Bob, Dunno but this simple audio boost device might be something you could adapt.

http://boostaroo.com/store/Audio-Amplifiers/

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Re: Autocom

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sorry bob this is the product I thought might be of interest.

http://boostaroo.com/store/12-Volt-Powe ... ancer.html

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Re: Autocom

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A boosteroo with a volume stereo cable will do this task. Boosteroo takes 2 AA batteries.
Poke around electronics stores for a volume control stereo extender/cable.

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... PerPage=60



I had a volume control with a clip for my tank bag.
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