Received today
Hello Ian,
It's good to hear from you! Thank you for being
interested in the AmpliRider. I am very honored that you would
consider this amp.
The current AmpliRider was being offered for the price of U.S.
$65 and this would already includes the cost to deliver the amp
to your address by fully insured, Airmail shipping. I always
mark the amps as a "Gift" and set the Customs value very low
($20) so that people will not have to pay any Duty or Customs
fees.
I should mention though, the current AmpliRider model assigned
an equal priority to all of the three inputs. This means that
everything you fed into the amp would be amplified by the same
amount, and then sent to your headphones or helmet speakers at
the same time. A lot of people have requested that I redesign
the amp such that if you were listening to the radio and a GPS
signal came through, the radio volume would be lowered or even
muted.
Also, some Garmin GPS systems, and Escort radar detectors have
been giving compatibility issues because they were built with
unbalanced audio outputs. To make them work with the balanced
inputs of the AmpliRider, an external isolation transformer
needs to be added.
Because of all the requests I have been getting, I have
decided to redesign the amp and add a priority system and an
internal isolation transformer on one of the inputs. I hope to
have the amp ready soon and I will update the AmpliRider page on
the website when it is ready.
Well, keep in touch and let me know what you think Ian. If you
would like I can send you an email when the new version of the
amp is complete. I would like to have it ready some time in
March. Let me know if you have any more questions too, and I
will be glad to help you. Thank you once again for being
interested in this amplifier.
Have a nice day Ian!
--- Ian Boyd <
[email protected]> wrote:
> just what i have been looking for, but the question is, how
> much, including shipping to Cumbria in the UK, would obviously
> be keen to avoid import tax, so would like it shipped as a
> present, regards ian
>
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