Question about Harley Davidson Road Tech HA90 MP3 Player
Try using a program like MP3 Gain, it's a free download. Analize and filter your files by changing the track settings. It may need to be done and tested on the bike a few times. But I did it for a friend of mine and it worked great. Read the help and get familiar with the program, it really doesn't take too long and it worked!
Posted on May 20, 2008
Look on the back of the player. You will find an a/b switch on the back of the HA90. It talks about changing the setting if the volume is too low. the switch on mine is behind a rubber boot. Also I just upgraded to the hog tunes speakers in front and that helps too.
Posted on Aug 15, 2007
You have to open up the unit and change the switch inside from A to B, or visa versa. This will solve your problem. Check HDforums for more info.
Posted on Aug 02, 2007
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I have the same problem, have tried the a/b switch and new speakers it does help but still cannot distinguish the songs at 70 MPH
I have the same low volume problem on my roadteck MP3 player on my 2004 dresser. Any cures????
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