Are you adjusting the volume on the phone? Or on the Spyder?
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BRP Connect - d/load the app, plug in, then listen to your phone? Do you like it?
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I don't use my phone when I'm riding, but I do like to listen to music.. I don't like using helmet speakers. For me it was just too distracting. This is what I did to get music to play through the bike speakers.
I tried several different options to get my 2021 F3 T to play music from my iPod. Nothing I tried worked very well. The volume was always too low. The gain from the earbud port was too low and when I cranked the volume on the iPod to max the music was a bit distorted. I had an old Android phone lying around so I loaded my music catalog onto it. Then I downloaded a free MP3 player app and put the phone in airplane mode. Then I turned on bluetooth and paired the phone with the Spyder, started the MP3 app and it worked. I had to adjust the volume on the phone so the Spyder would play the music at the same level as the radio. The only issue I had was the size of the phone and the heat that it generated. A couple of times the phone got so hot that it almost shut off. If I left the cover for the glove box open the phone would stay cool. At the end of the summer, I looked for an Android MP3 player with bluetooth and WiFi. Amazon has several of them. You need WiFi so you can download the MP3 player app. It is basically an Android phone without the phone. It's fits into what I think is a key fob pocket on my jacket.
Yes, I could have used my current phone and achieve the same results, but I would still have the same problem with the size. Plus, the phone needs to be connected a USB power source or it runs out juice on a long trips, like on an all-day ride The little Android MP3 player does not need to be plugged into a power source. It's battery will last for a full days ride and have plenty left over. I do charge it up after each ride.
The MP3 app I chose is Double Twist. I think just about any app will work.
The Android MP3 player I purchased is this:
https://www.amazon.com/innioasis-Bl...-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1
I tried several different options to get my 2021 F3 T to play music from my iPod. Nothing I tried worked very well. The volume was always too low. The gain from the earbud port was too low and when I cranked the volume on the iPod to max the music was a bit distorted. I had an old Android phone lying around so I loaded my music catalog onto it. Then I downloaded a free MP3 player app and put the phone in airplane mode. Then I turned on bluetooth and paired the phone with the Spyder, started the MP3 app and it worked. I had to adjust the volume on the phone so the Spyder would play the music at the same level as the radio. The only issue I had was the size of the phone and the heat that it generated. A couple of times the phone got so hot that it almost shut off. If I left the cover for the glove box open the phone would stay cool. At the end of the summer, I looked for an Android MP3 player with bluetooth and WiFi. Amazon has several of them. You need WiFi so you can download the MP3 player app. It is basically an Android phone without the phone. It's fits into what I think is a key fob pocket on my jacket.
Yes, I could have used my current phone and achieve the same results, but I would still have the same problem with the size. Plus, the phone needs to be connected a USB power source or it runs out juice on a long trips, like on an all-day ride The little Android MP3 player does not need to be plugged into a power source. It's battery will last for a full days ride and have plenty left over. I do charge it up after each ride.
The MP3 app I chose is Double Twist. I think just about any app will work.
The Android MP3 player I purchased is this:
https://www.amazon.com/innioasis-Bl...-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1
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