would it work on a motorcycle with external speakers?
912588
Only if you have a cigarette lighter jack or can install one otherwise you have about 4hrs battery and have 3mm headphone male connector from speakers
912589
Yes, fortunately this unit works everywhere! I take it on the bus with me....so as far as you can connect it to the motorcycle, it should work. hope that helps you.
912590
My only concern would be how hard can the xmp3i drive the speakers? They drive my ear buds great but with all the wind, road, and motor noise on bike I'm just not sure it would work without a small amp.
912591
I see no reason why it would not work as long as you can mount the docking station.
912592
yes, it will work perfectly fine with output audio speakers...that's if you can get loud enough audio to hear over a motorcycle engine :) But otherwise, yes, there's no problem at all.
912593
Sure! IF...you can use speakers on your motorcycle that are amplified by themselves (the radio only has enough audio power for headphones...) There are many brands available.
912594
I'm not sure. We didn't use the unit in our car recently because of the antenna needing to be in a spot to pick up the signal. It may be better on a motorcycle? It does need some kind of speakers/headphones though to be used.
1545477
Not easily. There is a single coax "Monitor Out" connection that you could use to connect to an external amp but no terminals for extra speakers.
354710
There is a headphone jack that you could plug some external speakers into. Hope this helps!
1169742
Yes external stereo. I connected it to the input of my travel trailers aux input.
77681
I have never tried it, but I imagine that you can if you are careful about making sure that it does not require more power to drive the external speaker than the earbuds.
1213556
This speaker would not be sufficient for motorcycle use. I use it on a road bicycle when riding by myself and it works OK, but even then the wind noise sometimes is to much for it. Add an engine and it would be next to useless. In general, the speaker does sound very good.
1197679
Depends a little on the loudness of the motorcycle, but I don't think it would be very good
1952193
Yes... You may also want to look at Audio engine's A5... It is larger and powered as well . Check with your tv owner's manual on how to hookup external speakers
680921
I put it in my motorcycle and it's VERY loud, and compact. I think one would do the trick.
1410352
I don't know but it looks like you can hook up external speakers in the back .... the stereo ones on the set , however, are pretty good.
2267743
Yes, you can plug in a 1/8" cord directly to any MP3 player. Loud enough for motorcycle? Probably depends on your ride.
883628
I don't own a motorcycle, but I can tell you this. I would imagine with the size of them they would mount easily somewhere on a bike, and they sound great. Just remember they are not at all waterproof...
2267741
Yes, it works with an MP3, but I have never tried it on a motorcycle. Not much you can hear on a motorcycle though. LOL. Sorry I wasn't more help.
937046
Yes and no.. You could rig it to work but it isn't designed for that and would not be very loud without some kind of amplifier.
638976
Sadly, I sold my bike about a month before I bought these, so I haven't tested them in that environment. :^( However, I think these would work fine, plus these are great for any loud environment where you still need to hear people talk. Also, these would be good if you use a device like ScalaRider or Chatterbox. Earasers do have another product called "Peace and Quiet" that seem to block more sound and may be better for highway speeds on a motorcycle, though.
436287
yes it would be audible but it would not be very loud. this is truly a person speaker. You would want to a bigger speaker for a motorcycle.
2184206
Sorry don't. If you Bluetooth it worked but. I'll admit one thing. I had thst system on my Harley and had to remove it. Could not take the lack of bass. What a waste of money. I get the same sounds out of a cheap phone. It now sits in a box in the shed.