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;Goal
: Offset the silence of your ride, for safety reasons, and also for style.
;[http://soundracer.se/ SoundRacer]
: This plugs into the 12V accessory port (OEM or otherwise) and provides a small fake ICE vehicle sound for your Zero.
: This is meant for cars so it uses a radio frequency for a car radio to tune to.
: A mobile app is provided for customization and control.
: No reported Zero installs, for the obvious overhead of installing a stereo system on one's motorcycle.
;[http://eveess.com/ SoundRacer EVEESS]
: This sound system is definitely DIY: be prepared for some light crimping work and to pin connectors and install a speed sensor on the front axle.
: For the Zero, mind the size of the speakers; the smaller speaker pair are easier to mount than the single large speaker, unless you have the OEM crash bars.
: Preparing a custom sound file involves using a simple utility to process it for the embedded computer. Prior to that, you'll want to use an audio-processing tool like Audacity to fit your sample into its requirements.
: [http://electricmotorcycleforum.com/boards/index.php?topic=3915 NanoMech's installation report]
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[[Category:Advanced Modification]]
;Goal
: Offset the silence of your ride, for safety reasons, and also for style.
;[http://soundracer.se/ SoundRacer]
: This plugs into the 12V accessory port (OEM or otherwise) and provides a small fake ICE vehicle sound for your Zero.
: This is meant for cars so it uses a radio frequency for a car radio to tune to.
: A mobile app is provided for customization and control.
: No reported Zero installs, for the obvious overhead of installing a stereo system on one's motorcycle.
;[http://eveess.com/ SoundRacer EVEESS]
: This sound system is definitely DIY: be prepared for some light crimping work and to pin connectors and install a speed sensor on the front axle.
: For the Zero, mind the size of the speakers; the smaller speaker pair are easier to mount than the single large speaker, unless you have the OEM crash bars.
: Preparing a custom sound file involves using a simple utility to process it for the embedded computer. Prior to that, you'll want to use an audio-processing tool like Audacity to fit your sample into its requirements.
: [http://electricmotorcycleforum.com/boards/index.php?topic=3915 NanoMech's installation report]
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