Outside entertainment center
We have been looking to upgrade, and have been looking at both the Itasca Suncruiser and Winnebago Adventurer. Can anyone tell me if on the 2013 or 2014, if the outside entertainment center with 32" ...
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Well,
First off, I cannot answer the OPs question. A call to a Winnebago dealer might get some form of results, all be it, who knows if the answer would be accurate or not being that you'd be most likely talking to a salesperson and we all know how accurate with info they are.....
As to the amount of use in an outside entertainment center and frequency of use. Well, we have one and, we have used it numerous times. We've used it in all kinds of campgrounds and RV parks. I'm not a fan of NEEDING music on 24/7 or the TV for that matter but, it's really nice to sit outside, relax and have a drink, talking with the DW or friends etc. and have some background music on. Since ours has an "auxiliary" input there too, I can plug in my I-pod and play all of my programmed music too.
There's times when I'm fiddling with a project, like FISHING stuff or, fixing something mechanical at the table and, just put my I-pod on and have my music too. Or, we've watched the TV multiple times because it's just nice to be outside rather than cooped up inside.
It's a change and just one more option of being happy when RVing. That auxiliary port will also accept my portable SIRIUS KENWOOD radio too so, I can just pop that into that port and have XM-SERIUS radio there too. Of, if we want piece and quiet, all we have to do is, turn it off. Options man, options, makes it nice.
Scott
First off, I cannot answer the OPs question. A call to a Winnebago dealer might get some form of results, all be it, who knows if the answer would be accurate or not being that you'd be most likely talking to a salesperson and we all know how accurate with info they are.....
As to the amount of use in an outside entertainment center and frequency of use. Well, we have one and, we have used it numerous times. We've used it in all kinds of campgrounds and RV parks. I'm not a fan of NEEDING music on 24/7 or the TV for that matter but, it's really nice to sit outside, relax and have a drink, talking with the DW or friends etc. and have some background music on. Since ours has an "auxiliary" input there too, I can plug in my I-pod and play all of my programmed music too.
There's times when I'm fiddling with a project, like FISHING stuff or, fixing something mechanical at the table and, just put my I-pod on and have my music too. Or, we've watched the TV multiple times because it's just nice to be outside rather than cooped up inside.
It's a change and just one more option of being happy when RVing. That auxiliary port will also accept my portable SIRIUS KENWOOD radio too so, I can just pop that into that port and have XM-SERIUS radio there too. Of, if we want piece and quiet, all we have to do is, turn it off. Options man, options, makes it nice.
Scott
