Helmet communication
#33
07-21-2009, 06:02 PM
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#34
07-21-2009, 06:05 PM
#35
10-07-2009, 01:14 PM
The Camos BTS 200H and 300H install a lot nicer for half helmet people, plus they sound a LOT better than the Scala products, the speakers were designed for motorcycles as well. They cost a little bit more than the Scala, but for those who are going on longer rider and want music, the Stereo Bluetooth combined with hi-fi speakers cannot even draw comparison from the Q2.
Obviously I am biased, but we used to sell the Scala line, and dropped it after we heard the music quality from the Camos products.
Obviously I am biased, but we used to sell the Scala line, and dropped it after we heard the music quality from the Camos products.
#36
10-07-2009, 01:33 PM
The Camos BTS 200H and 300H install a lot nicer for half helmet people, plus they sound a LOT better than the Scala products, the speakers were designed for motorcycles as well. They cost a little bit more than the Scala, but for those who are going on longer rider and want music, the Stereo Bluetooth combined with hi-fi speakers cannot even draw comparison from the Q2.
Obviously I am biased, but we used to sell the Scala line, and dropped it after we heard the music quality from the Camos products.
Obviously I am biased, but we used to sell the Scala line, and dropped it after we heard the music quality from the Camos products.
#37
10-07-2009, 03:42 PM
The Harley headsets are fine if you don't mind being wired. I will warn you of one problem. The plugs/cords can easily pull loose at the helmet end. Then the cord flies out and dings you bike. I had this happen once and then used a few small wire ties to keep the cord in place.
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