Has anyone ever considered installing an IPOD or MP3 player directly into an amp instead of installing a head unit? I am not sure if I like any of my options for installing a head unit on my 93 SKI. I don't think I want to cut a hole in my glove box, but there are not many other options.
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RE: MP3 instead of head unit
I dont see why you could not do it - you would need to get one of the adapter cables that has RCA and the earphone/mic jack on it - leave the cable attached to the amp and plug in the mp3 whenever aboard
something like this
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-40cFgop...px?I=0431831902006 SANTE 210 (Pending Sale)
2005 206 TE (Previous)
1994 SNOB (First Nautique/Boat)
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RE: MP3 instead of head unit
This has been discussed several times, both here and over on Wakeword. Plugging it directly in the amps is not a good option, mainly due to the line level. The best bet is to run your system off of a good equalizer with a line driver and auxilary input, then plug your mp3 into the aux.2001 Air Nautique
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RE: MP3 instead of head unit
I have a couple "extra" soundstream Eq's let me know if you want one.
mikeskiw@gmail.com
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Re: MP3 instead of head unit
Clarion has several new marine head units with an aux input in the front. I got mine for a little over a hundred bucks. Just a suggestion...Originally posted by W.U.S.S.Has anyone ever considered installing an IPOD or MP3 player directly into an amp instead of installing a head unit? I am not sure if I like any of my options for installing a head unit on my 93 SKI. I don't think I want to cut a hole in my glove box, but there are not many other options.
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