will this cable work in my harley aux?
1743563
Don't think this would be a good fit. Cable is 4 feet long and a loose fit. It would be gone before you reached your destination. I would recommend a retractable cable. I decided to return this item and bought the Scosche retractable cable for less.
1743564
Hi Brian, Sorry not the expert however I do like the idea of a retractable cable. I use that for other electronics. Best!!!
1743565
Hi Brian, sorry I don't know that one, it's been a while since I've had an H-D. A dealer might know if it's a standard mp3 connection however. Ride safe, Jim
1662524
I honestly don't know. As I said in my review, I don't possess the technical knowledge to know what made this work and the other one fail, but I do know that it has to do with the drivers (like a printer) that make the cable work with the program. This one uses the correct "driver" to recognize a Triumph Daytona in the program. Assuming it's the software that is cable-specific and not the bike, I wouldn't see why not.
1810100
Assuming that the 3.5mm plug says it is an audio output then Yes this cable will work.
463496
As long as its connected to the Aux it should. Probably through the USB as well, just has to be connected.
2145871
Well the cable is around 3 feet and it fit perfectly. Not too long or too short (that's for regular use). But unless you're going to be right next to the amp they'll be fine. If not, I'd recommend getting a longer aux cable because it will get frustrating.
700079
It might, but probably not. USB is digital and Aux is analog. I bought the converter knowing that it probably wouldn't work but it wasn't a lot of bucks, so why not? It did not work for me.
372957
This is a toslink cable, if your Aux interface is not digital toslink type, it will not work.
1393062
it will plug into the standard Harley plug if your bike is the right year for the light, if not you can buy an adapter harness to make it work
2255483
Couldn't tell you. As you can tell from my review, I have a pretty basic technical knowledge. What I learned from my experience is that you need the cable to have the same chipset as the drivers for the software with which you are tuning. I can only speculate that the software and subsequent drivers are vehicle specific with a couple overlaps in coverage, i.e. - the same cable I used might work on a Suzuki, but not on a Honda, or vice versa.
1561171
This cable should be compatible with any connection device using a stereo 3.5mm connector. It provides a left, right and (common) ground connection.
988655
Can't tell you about Harley fitment, but al you do is plug the antenna into the jack on the back of the radio-no power needed. The antenna is about 4 inches long and about an inch square and has adhesive pad to attach to a smooth surface. The cable has about 6 small adhesive pads to help securing the antenna lead. Hope this helps you.
1022062
The new Harleys with four speakers have a 2 ohm system and amplifier. You won't get good results if you install a higher ohmage.
1012304
Since I don't have your cassette adapter it is hard to say, but it is not that much larger than the small AUX cables. I'd have to say that unless you have a slim plug it is not likely to fit.
1145067
It will work if you are using your sirius already with your harley radio. As far as a stand alone that you can plug an audio input like a headphone jack to it, then no. The amp connects between your existing head unit and the speakers.
808014
I'd say it will work on the 650 just trying to find a good spot for your speakers might be a lil trickey, also My speakers both blew out in about 5 days after I installed this on my harley
1809874
I'm not quite sure but if it can plug into your head phone and aux plug the same way it is on the cable it should work because it works fine in my car
1242486
Yes it will work just fine. My Harley is around 850 and it has no issues at all.