Question about the Roady2 XM radio.

[Actionfigurejoe]

Will the Roady2 work with earphones only or does it require a radio/amp?

[NCSam]

My Roady (older model) has a volumn setting within the "Menu" setting. Was plenty loud. However, ...... it a bummer when you have to change the setting often!

Find you a set of ear buds that has a volumn control and set your volumn on the Roady to high.

[Mellow]

Or... get one of these....

http://www.st-owners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3446 :eek: :D

[birdie_xx]

It works with the earphones for me... It actually sounds better on the bike than in my car.... :rolleyes:


Cheers,

[sherob]

You can also go by Radio Shack and get an inline amp with vol control for about $10... it uses an AA or AAA battery. I have an inline clipon volume control that came with some headphones I have. :D

[Actionfigurejoe]

Thanks. This site is great. :D

[crazykz]

This is a nice amp too from what I see and he'll make it with a remote volume knob:

Electric Avenues (http://www.electric-avenues.com/)

Although I don't know anyone that has it, it seems very well construcuted and I think someone should take the plunge. ;)

Don't get me wrong though. The Mix-It kicks *** and John Brown is the best. That's what I run on my bike. The Mix-It allows 4 inputs which is why I like it more but if you only want to run one thing in maybe the Electric Avenues one might be worth a try.

Curt

[Actionfigurejoe]

Purchased the MyFi. It works well. The cost was higher but it's a more flexible unit. It mounted up nicely to the MCL brake cover ball mount. So far there's been no need for an external antenna.