Helmet Speakers
#1
Helmet Speakers
I'm looking for recommendations for helmet speakers.
I've got a new to me Zumo 550, Harley 3/4 helmet and a Road King.
Prefer not to be hard wired.
Thanks,
Larry
I've got a new to me Zumo 550, Harley 3/4 helmet and a Road King.
Prefer not to be hard wired.
Thanks,
Larry
#2
If you use earplugs, you'll find the Sena bluetooth headsets too quiet. I can just about hear that my GPS has said something (and so glance at the screen to see what), but can't hear music over 50mph.
I've just ordered some custom earplugs with earphones built-in, and I've going to try them out with a cheap headphone bluetooth adapter I found on Amazon to see if that's any better/worse.
I've just ordered some custom earplugs with earphones built-in, and I've going to try them out with a cheap headphone bluetooth adapter I found on Amazon to see if that's any better/worse.
#3
Not sure what you mean by "Hard Wired". Do you mean not permanently installed in the helmet, wirelessly tethered to your audio device, or both?
If both you should check out Plantronics BackBeat Bluetooth earbuds. They come in a few different flavors. The model I have is:
http://www.plantronics.com/us/produc...uId=sku6510037
I use them while riding with my half and full helmets. I also use them while snow blowing and lawn mowing. The audio quality is great and there is plenty of volume. It connects to my mobile phone and a mp3 player with a Bluetooth adapter without issue. The link above shows the model with the battery pack but they sell just the headset at a lower cost. The battery pack is nice because you can charge USB devices without a power source. I find it to be handy when I'm traveling. I love these earbuds because they're wireless and do not add anything bulky to the helmet.
If both you should check out Plantronics BackBeat Bluetooth earbuds. They come in a few different flavors. The model I have is:
http://www.plantronics.com/us/produc...uId=sku6510037
I use them while riding with my half and full helmets. I also use them while snow blowing and lawn mowing. The audio quality is great and there is plenty of volume. It connects to my mobile phone and a mp3 player with a Bluetooth adapter without issue. The link above shows the model with the battery pack but they sell just the headset at a lower cost. The battery pack is nice because you can charge USB devices without a power source. I find it to be handy when I'm traveling. I love these earbuds because they're wireless and do not add anything bulky to the helmet.
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#5
If you use earplugs, you'll find the Sena bluetooth headsets too quiet. I can just about hear that my GPS has said something (and so glance at the screen to see what), but can't hear music over 50mph.
I've just ordered some custom earplugs with earphones built-in, and I've going to try them out with a cheap headphone bluetooth adapter I found on Amazon to see if that's any better/worse.
I've just ordered some custom earplugs with earphones built-in, and I've going to try them out with a cheap headphone bluetooth adapter I found on Amazon to see if that's any better/worse.
#6
I have the Sena 20s and it is plenty loud / however I do wear a full-face Arai - most times with the visor up as I typically wear my riding glasses and its hot here in the summer ;-). My exhaust is loud and I have zero issue with any music. It also has an earbud jack if you don't want (or can't) install speakers in your helmet
#7
I have a Sena SMH-10 with speakers in the helmet. I can hear the music, GPS and my wife with no problems even when wearing earplugs. I wear a full-face Shoei.
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#8
I guess I don't understand what is meant by some stating "if you wear earplugs it's hard to hear anything". Isn't that the point of wearing earplugs?
I've got the Sena SMH10 and they are so loud I can't stand them at full volumn.
I highly recommend them.
I've got the Sena SMH10 and they are so loud I can't stand them at full volumn.
I highly recommend them.
#9
Is there some way to adjust the volume other than the dial on the unit? Like resetting the default?
#10
Be sure to check our UClear. Bluetooth, no wires, no boom. Comm to multiple riders of competing brands (Sena, Scala, etc), helmet to helmet, Phone,GPS, Ipod or any bluetooth device. Waterproof. The best out there right now. www.uclear.com