Let's Talk Bluetooth Ear Buds
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Let's Talk Bluetooth Ear Buds
Hello all,
I just bought an iPhone 7 with enough memory for all my tunes and want to use Bluetooth ear buds with my half helmet. I normally ride with foam ear plugs, but I'd like to hear some tunes from my phone while it's in the windshield bag.
There's a vast variety of these things out there and I wondered what those of you in the group who wear these things like about yours, what they cost, where you got them, etc.
I see some of them let you answer phone calls, but my main motivation is for music on the road.
Thanks!
I just bought an iPhone 7 with enough memory for all my tunes and want to use Bluetooth ear buds with my half helmet. I normally ride with foam ear plugs, but I'd like to hear some tunes from my phone while it's in the windshield bag.
There's a vast variety of these things out there and I wondered what those of you in the group who wear these things like about yours, what they cost, where you got them, etc.
I see some of them let you answer phone calls, but my main motivation is for music on the road.
Thanks!
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I use the Sena unit on my RKC but I have a 3/4 helmet. The set up for a half helmet has a plug for standard headphones/earbuds.
I'm not a big fan of ear buds.
I was going to suggest iron cross. They can install bluetooth in the Harmon Kardon stereo but they only do it for 2006 - 2013. They might make a deal on a newer unit and take yours as trade. I assume your stereo doesn't have an input jack. That's what I use on my limited. Just a short cord from my phone in the windshield bag.
http://www.ironcrossaudio.com/
There are also many aftermarket head units that work great that have all the modern features like, XM, Bluetooth, usb,....
Lot's of options. Good luck deciding.
I'm not a big fan of ear buds.
I was going to suggest iron cross. They can install bluetooth in the Harmon Kardon stereo but they only do it for 2006 - 2013. They might make a deal on a newer unit and take yours as trade. I assume your stereo doesn't have an input jack. That's what I use on my limited. Just a short cord from my phone in the windshield bag.
http://www.ironcrossaudio.com/
There are also many aftermarket head units that work great that have all the modern features like, XM, Bluetooth, usb,....
Lot's of options. Good luck deciding.
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For 2014 and later, there's this: http://www.sierra-mc.com/proddetail....SNA-HD14-SMH10, which basically extends the cord connection to a bluetooth device and from there to your bluetooth helmet.
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Hello all,
I just bought an iPhone 7 with enough memory for all my tunes and want to use Bluetooth ear buds with my half helmet. I normally ride with foam ear plugs, but I'd like to hear some tunes from my phone while it's in the windshield bag.
There's a vast variety of these things out there and I wondered what those of you in the group who wear these things like about yours, what they cost, where you got them, etc.
I see some of them let you answer phone calls, but my main motivation is for music on the road.
Thanks!
I just bought an iPhone 7 with enough memory for all my tunes and want to use Bluetooth ear buds with my half helmet. I normally ride with foam ear plugs, but I'd like to hear some tunes from my phone while it's in the windshield bag.
There's a vast variety of these things out there and I wondered what those of you in the group who wear these things like about yours, what they cost, where you got them, etc.
I see some of them let you answer phone calls, but my main motivation is for music on the road.
Thanks!
http://www.skullcandy.com/headphones...MhUlQYDtIgD.97
For 2014 and later, there's this: http://www.sierra-mc.com/proddetail....SNA-HD14-SMH10, which basically extends the cord connection to a bluetooth device and from there to your bluetooth helmet.
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