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Features
- Bluetooth / MP3 / AUX: Stream music from your favorite device with support for Bluetooth Audio, MP3, and AUX input. This was also the first aftermarket Harley radio to receive native iPod/iPhone support.
- AM/FM Radio: Enjoy AM/FM listening wherever you go and save your favorite stations with 18 FM and 12 AM presets available. Compatible with both US and European frequencies.
- Plug and Play: Use your Harley-Davidson factory mounting bracket and wiring connections to easily plug, play, and ride.
- Handlebar Controls: Control your music from the Harley-Davidson factory handlebar controls.
- 288 Watt Amplifier: Power up to 8 speakers or a combination of speakers and subwoofers thanks to a powerful 288W amplifier. Class A/B amplifier, 2 Ohm stable.
- 3 Monochrome Display: An optically bonded, tempered glass screen allows users to view track information on a 3 monochrome LCD display.
- USB Charging: Recharge your USB devices anytime, anywhere with 2 Amps charging speed.
- Multi-Environment Protection: This device is fully waterproof (rated IP55) and UV/salt/fog resistant. As the first ever waterproof radio for Harley to use a stainless-steel chassis to prevent rusting, this device is built to stand up to the toughest conditions.
- Detachable Faceplate and Storage Compartment: This model features the first patented detachable faceplate and hidden compartment for extra storage and easy access for device charging and protection.
- Variable Brightness: Display brightness varies from 100% in normal operation to 30% in dim lighting for optimum viewing day or night, rain or shine.
Description
Aquatic AV MP5 Replacement Radio for Harley (1998-2013 Touring Models)
Brand: Aquatic AV
Color: Black, Monochrome
Special Feature: Portable
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Product Dimensions: 9"L x 6"W x 4"H
Tuner Technology: FM, AM
Style: Modern
Included Components: Aquatic AV AQ-MP-5BT-H
Display Technology: LCD
Recommended Uses For Product: Music
Manufacturer: Aquatic AV
Brand: Aquatic AV
Model: Aquatic AV AQ-MP-5BT-H
Item Weight: 10.1 ounces
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 4 inches
Item model number: AQ-MP-5BT-H
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Painted
Manufacturer Part Number: AQ-MP-5BT-H
Special Features: Portable
Voltage: 12 Volts
Wattage: 180 watts
Date First Available: October 2, 2001
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This radio is fantastic. I installed this in my 2012 Road Glide with stock speakers and NO rear speakers, again just the two front standard speakers. I am not a stereo geek, I just want to hear music and I want it loud enough to hear over the bike at hiway speeds. I'm not looking to setup a show bike or be a mobile DJ. ;) The good stuff: Crazy easy to install. The best advice I can give anyone is a little bit of grease along the left and right sides of the rubber gasket makes the installation into the bracket so much easier. The radio has two plugs, the HD multi-pin plug and the antenna. Slide the radio in the bracket, mount with the four bolts used when you removed the old radio, plug the device in and power on. It will probably take you longer to remove the fairing (especially if you have an RG) than it will for you to install the radio. This radio has built in equalizer settings for rock, spoken word and a few others. However if you want to customize you can. The sound from the stock speakers were very good. Again, I'm not a stereo geek. The radio DOES have a clock. The option and settings for the clock are buried down in the menus...but it's there. I really like the fact that the radio is actually the faceplate and can be removed. Once you remove the radio you are left with a 'compartment' that's water proof and perfect for holding your phone or whatever device you use to store your music. Inside the compartment is a USB charging port AND an AUX connection utilizing the standard 3.5 mm cable. This radio gives you the ability to store more FM stations than you will probably ever use, and enough AM stations to satisfy as well. The Bluetooth was crazy easy to connect. Select Bluetooth from the menu, open the Bluetooth settings on your device and select "AV AQ-MP". All my handlebar controls worked like they should and handle bar controls can also be used while in Bluetooth to skip and reverse songs. The bad. I can only see 'bad' things and even these were not enough for me to drop a star. It doesn't have the automatic volume control. I personally don't care about that. There are apps I can download on my phone that will do that for me while I'm listening to music via Bluetooth. The only thing that I feel the company should have done was provide the cover for when you remove the radio. If you remove the radio and it rains, there is nothing to keep the water out of that compartment. You can purchase the cover, but for $299 you would think it would include the cover. There are several other connections in the back of the radio that look easy to hook up, but again I only have the two speakers in the fairing so I just tied those out of the way. Overall, I really like this radio, I like how easy it was to install and use. Bluetooth connection was easy and now I'm good to go down the road jammin' to my tunes.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2018 by Tim P.
Just installed this great beautiful radio in my 2011 Ultra Classic and i'm so excited and pleased with everything about the unit. To be able to use the hand controls is a great pleasure !!!! It even controls the songs I want to here from my old iPhone that I use as an ipod. I mostly listen to digital music. The installation was a breeze !!!! People here complaining about the four bolts !!!! no big deal !!! You use your figure tips to place the bolts in place and then you secure them with the wrench.. There's plenty of room. Not the most comfortable job in the world, but such is life !!! It goes in perfect and snug because of the seal. I'd rather it be snug than have space around the unit. Plug it in and go to town !!!! RCA outs to an amp with four Cerwin Vega 6.5. Clear, audible and enough power for me. I come from a world of Nakamichi from when I was a young man. A product that not a lot of people hear about because it's too expensive. But I can't find a Nakamichi dealer here in Florida. If you want real sub bass,mids and highs, you need a good crossover and multiple amps. As i'm older, I wasn't going to spen too much money.. Just wanted to improve my music system. I highly recommend this head unit to anyone wanting a Harley compatible aftermarket radio. !!!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2019 by ep
Great radio for my street glide. I researched every single din radio on the market and decided on this one. It was plug and play and has plenty of power for 4 speakers.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by C Tucker
First off this system is a total upgrade from stock. I installed on a 2009 road glide. Power from the on board amp is much higher than stock. Installation is drop in plug to stock harness replace stock mounting screws. Ok done true answers. This model is the one without color display. 1. Yes I does have a clock. It scrolled through the display and it is there. Many say a clock will show up in your odometer display once you remove factory unit. Well after removal and installation of the aqua unit nothing appeared......well now a week later a clock has mysteriously appeared in the odometer. Not sure what years this happens but it didn't happen immediately. 2. Bluetooth works perfect. It immediately connects to my phone soon as I walk up. Even if I'm using the radio it tells me it's connected. I use it with several audio apps to not only play downloaded music it works great with Amazon music. I can scroll forward and back no problem. I've stood 35 ft away from bike and BT worked fine. Put phone in saddle bag no problem. Phone is a gen 4 Motorola so nothing fancy but connects Everytime . 3. Display is easily readable in the sun. It's a negative LCD so it doesn't washout at all. 4. USB Will charge phone. Did not test to see if it controls phone since Bluetooth works perfectly didn't bother. Also didn't test with Apple products since I don't give a crap about Apple products. 5. There are rear speakers out puts, a 3.5mm input up front a set of RCA inputs on back. I imagine for some GPS input. So there are 2 aux inputs labeled as such in sources menu ,USB and Bluetooth. 6. Controls on bars work flawless. There is no delay or hiccups. They respond as if factory. 7. No noise issues like alternator hum or noise from LED headlights. 8. Washed bike no problems. But again idiots beware don't blast it directly with a hose. 9. Knob also mutes it when pushed 10 radio reception is improved over stock. But remember to check your antenna. Mine was bad so ordered car flexible one with cable attached for fender mount and stuffed it above the radio behind fairing. Ok the stuff that you may miss. Or find different 1. There is no AVC. Automatic Volume Control. I've gotten used to it no being there and honestly for all the other plus who cares I won't miss it. 2. The display light is white and is dimmable but white is annoying and actually distracting since it's in your field of view. Red would be better or at least dimmable to a lower setting. 3. Display has a useless dancing EQ bar graph in the lower 50 percent of screen. I could care less about it. They could have used it for something like permenantly displayed clock rather than cycling it through the display. 4 the face plate can be finicky snapping it on probably due to the large weather seal it compresses against. Once face is removed you got a big hole for water to catch. Unless you order the 30 dollar cover separately. Also cover pops off and some punk can walk off with it. I will recommend this unit to anyone that knows the older factory unit falls short. It's definately the better upgrade than installing an amp to the factory unit. Ok update. I jammed a Cerwin Vega amp in the fairing and upgraded the speakers and all I can say is wow. The units amps is great even if you upgrade just the speakers. But I had the amp sitting around and installed it. Upgraded speakers first and sounded great but idle hands are the devil's playground. So the amp makes it insanely loud and clear. Used low level outputs on unit. Speakers I'm using are JM 7.25 but honestly I may go to Polk 6.5 or other brand. I think JMs are way too expensive. I got them for free so I'm not complaining. I was contemplating bag speakers or lower speakers but honestly I can hear them loud and clear along with the misses wearing a full face. With a half helmet or none it's blasting. Mind you I have a proper windshield that I look over not through. I have no hard lowers either just the soft ones for cold weather. Overall the build and quality are just as good as OEM. I was going to go the route of Marine radio, controller for handle bar but I know people that have that set up and it works but this is factory drop in with zero problems. Price wise your at almost the same. But it's perposefully built for HD and works great. My only unknown is will it last? I'm extremely happy and recommend it to all my knucklehead buddies who ride a road couch. Cheers Update 2. So far works great, got caught in rain no issues except.... The damn display is soo bright it's actually distracting to the point it actually blinds you while driving at night. White light right in your direct field of view desensitize your eyes and makes it difficult to look at road. This is on my road glide. It does not dim enough. I ended taping a piece of plastic to cover display at night. Wish it could be turned down more. So beware. It's bad on long hauls. If your a curbside commando you should be fine. Update 2 years in use. Well it's been in may rain storms and is holding up fine. White display at night still sucks. I got Reed window tint and put two layers on and it's fine now but the really need to rethink the display color. The ring around the dial is scratched up from used. I don't really ever take the face off unless leaving in bad nieghborhood. The biggest crap part is the radio. Yes I thought maybe it was my antenna so replaced with a new cable and brand new top knotch mast. Still crap. So I listen to phone and streaming music so I'll put up with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017 by The Greek