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iTrip help

CoachBoone · 2008-12-29 16:17:04

Not sure if this should go here so Mods move if Im wrong. I just got an iTrip, anyone have any tips how to get the sound quality better when its tuned in? It sounds fine when the music is low/not a lot going on, but tends to deteriorate into a crackling mess if the music is too loud or there are a few layers in the music.…

29-12-2008 4:17pm

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CoachBoone

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Not sure if this should go here so Mods move if Im wrong.

I just got an iTrip, anyone have any tips how to get the sound quality better when its tuned in?

It sounds fine when the music is low/not a lot going on, but tends to deteriorate into a crackling mess if the music is too loud or there are a few layers in the music.

Thanks all.

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#2 31-12-2008 9:52pm

Mr E

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I got an iTrip and it works great for me. I assume you have good quality MP3s in the first place (192kbps or higher). You also have to find a clear frequency on your radio. If there is a station competing with the frequency you've chosen, you'll get interference. For me (and I do alot of driving), I find that 92.4 works great across the southern half of the country (mid-west, midlands, east) and doesn't clash with anything.

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#3 05-04-2011 5:28pm

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Mines was really bad so I opened it up and see the little grey wire at the back(which is the antenna)? Wasn't even connected to the circuit itself hahaha :eek:

So I got a new one off my friend and it sounded poifect!

Open it up and if that's what's wrong, get a new one.

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#4 05-04-2011 11:11pm

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try a different set of speakers in case you are overdriving the ones you have

probably better in Headphones & Portable Audio Devices

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