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Having trouble listening to your music or GPS on your motorcycle?
Try the Boostaroo Revolution Hi-Fi Headphone Amplifier and Audio Splitter.
The Boostaroo Revolution really lets you hear your music.
"I just received my Boostaroo Revolution today. It is nothing short of spectacular. I just love it. It was easy to splice into my satelite radio on my motorcycle and it is so loud I can hardly turn it up. the best money i've ever spent." - Revolution Owner, John T.
Road and wind noise won't bother you again with the Boostaroo Revolution on your side. This small in-line portable amplifier will solve the road noise challenge.
The Boostaroo Revolution Headphone Amplifier and Audio Splitter provides a 400% increase in the output volume of your audio player while providing greater audio clarity, and a richer sound experience. It even allows a co-rider to listen to music at the same time via its built in audio splitter.
 Whether you use a CD player, MP3 player, GPS, or satellite radio – the Boostaroo Revolution can help you.
The Boostaroo Revolution is compatible with most Motorcycle Audio Systems, Autocom System, and audio interconnects.
The Boostaroo Revolution Hi-Fi Headphone Amplifier and Audio Splitter is small and light weight, and will easily fit in a pocket, or tucked into your saddlebag. The Boostaroo Revolution lasts up to 40 hours; so you won't have to constantly replace its batteries. It even helps increase the battery performance of your audio player, so you can listen and ride longer.
The Boostaroo Revolution is easy to install on your motorcycle. Simply plug the Revolution into the audio-out of your player, then plug the audio output of the Revolution into your headset, speakers, or the audio input of your Comm System. No fuss, no muss. Just simple plug and go technology.
Click Here to get going with your Boostaroo Revolution today.
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