Has your Zumo got crap sound via MP3?

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just wondering... mine has through my autocom, very harsh and sore on the lugs if listening for any length of time
 
I plug the headset/headphones direct in.
With the Starcom headset connected direct the quality is ok from their speakers in the helmet.

If I'm going for a longer trip I'll plug in the Seinheiser CX300.. Fantastic quality and I even have to turn the volume down as they act as ear plugs too.

Just bang a pair of any earphones into the socket on the Zumo mount and see how it sounds.

If it's a bit crackly, try wiggling the Zumo in the mount as it may have bad/corroded contacts?
 
Padge said:
I plug the headset/headphones direct in.
With the Starcom headset connected direct the quality is ok from their speakers in the helmet.

If I'm going for a longer trip I'll plug in the Seinheiser CX300.. Fantastic quality and I even have to turn the volume down as they act as ear plugs too.

Just bang a pair of any earphones into the socket on the Zumo mount and see how it sounds.

If it's a bit crackly, try wiggling the Zumo in the mount as it may have bad/corroded contacts?
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it's not crackling or hum... just poor sound... when i had my phone or ipaq plugged in they were much better
 
Mine is OK for sound - the problem I had was the phone volume.Alan at Hurst's told me Garmin recommended the bluetooth dongle. Pricey, but it worked
 
i don't think it's the Autocom.. but i could be wrong...it seems like the zumo to me... just music is very harsh to listen to... it could do with an equaliser on it
 
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