I mentioned the sena's to my wife last night and that i may want to switch to those vs the cardo scala's, that i have 3 of. She wasn't very receptive since we have a few hundred into the cardos hahahaha. Why can't she understand?????????
Oh ya she almost never uses it hahahahaha.

 

I mentioned the sena's to my wife last night and that i may want to switch to those vs the cardo scala's, that i have 3 of. She wasn't very receptive since we have a few hundred into the cardos hahahaha. Why can't she understand?????????
Oh ya she almost never uses it hahahahaha.

 

Take a look at the J&M website

 

Which model Scala Rider do you have? We have the G9 and do 4-way full duplex conferencing.

 

I have one of the older ones Q2 pro

 

Will one system work in conjunction with the other or does everyone have to be on the same system?

 

Baka, I believe you need the same system scalas will not match with sena. I've never tried to mix the two but if they did that would be great. I have an older scala so mine wont do conference sharing to mutiple bikes like the newer ones do.

 

"Will one system work in conjunction with the other or does everyone have to be on the same system?"

My Sena SMH-5 just got a firmware update that will supposedly allow it to work with other brands, although I'm not sure how that functions. It isn't as straight forward as connecting to another Sena, and I haven't actually tried it yet (just got the firmware update a week or two ago).

 

Have you thought about using frs radios and using a voice activated headset. Have all on the same channel and I am sure you could hook up to power from the bike.

 

Well guys we got 3 of the Sena SMH10s and I have to say they are probably some of the best things I've bought for the bike yet. It is truly a quality product in every way. Starting from the way it is packages to the way it attaches to your helmet.

REVIEW OF THE SENA SMH10:

Sound: The quality of someone's voice and your music is terrific. I had an issue at first where I thought I could not hear my music very well or hear the voices of my friends. But the problem was I didnt have the speakers positioned over my ears in the helmet. Once I made the correction they worked like a dream. I never once had an issue understanding someone after that. Even with wind noise it is still easy to hear music or other people talking. You don't even need to yell into the mic when youre driving either. That actually makes it harder to understand what someone is saying. A normal voice, no matter how loud your bike is, will be perfectly clear on the other end. I called my girlfriend on the road and she said she couldn't tell I was even on the bike.

Operation: With gloves it is a piece of cake to use. There are only two buttons to use, the big turn dial on the side and a phone button on the back. Between these two buttons you can literally do everything easily with a gloved hand. Everything from switching between music and intercom, to switching songs, turning up the volume or even making a phone call. If you have an iphone, this is ideal. With the press of the phone button, the headset activates the voice control of the iphone and from there you can literally do anything. You can tell Siri to play your music, make a phone call or whatever. My friend has an android through T-mobile and while it works ok, the voice activation is not as good as on the iphone but the headset still works great for him.

Distance: It advertises about 980 yards and that is no joke. There was a few times we got completely out of sight of each other and were still able to hear each other over the intercom. Still great quality even at a distance.

Durability: They last a long time, battery life wise. We went for about a 6 hour cruise on Saturday and they were still going strong by the end. It also rained at the end of the day and they are indeed waterproof as advertised.

Overall: Great product. DO NOT get them from the Harley dealership. Harley wants about $200 for just one and we were able to get a pair on amazon for $280, making it $140 for each. They are worth every penny though. To be able to talk to other guys on road is awesome. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone that is interested.