will a bluetooth headset work on 2014
#21
10-07-2014, 06:39 AM
#22
10-08-2014, 06:43 PM
We have the Sena SMH10 units.
If you want to kick it up a notch, you can order (About 30 bucks) the accessory helmet clamp. It allows you to use any ear buds or headset you want instead of the helmet speakers they provide. I took a pair of Sony Studio headsets, removed the head gear and put the earpieces in the helmet recess. TALK ABOUT GOD AWFUL SOUND!!! I can listen to Santana loud enough to make my eyes bleed and no one is bothered with my volume.
If you want to kick it up a notch, you can order (About 30 bucks) the accessory helmet clamp. It allows you to use any ear buds or headset you want instead of the helmet speakers they provide. I took a pair of Sony Studio headsets, removed the head gear and put the earpieces in the helmet recess. TALK ABOUT GOD AWFUL SOUND!!! I can listen to Santana loud enough to make my eyes bleed and no one is bothered with my volume.
Intercom is solid. The included speakers are a little tinny, but my wife wears the kit to use earbuds (not legal for riders in FL, but OK for passengers) and the sound is incredible. I am going to pick up another of these kits and follow your lead with the headphone earpieces mounted in the helmet; I tested a set of mine with her kit! Down the road MAY add the SENA Bluetooth streaming adapter if I am really set on linking the system to the bike radio, but overall very happy with SENA.
Thanks!
#23
10-10-2014, 09:43 AM
OK, Screwball... you and COFLHTK convinced me. I returned the ScalaRider units; they had a good deal with the built-in FM radio, but the sound was weak except when we were standing still, the VOX was terrible, and the microphone was really flimsy, just a wired boom that got velcroed to somewhere on your helmet, not very sturdy. Bought the SENA SMH10 units, and are extremely happy with them. Wife and I each paired them to our phones, and we can enjoy our own music.
Intercom is solid. The included speakers are a little tinny, but my wife wears the kit to use earbuds (not legal for riders in FL, but OK for passengers) and the sound is incredible. I am going to pick up another of these kits and follow your lead with the headphone earpieces mounted in the helmet; I tested a set of mine with her kit! Down the road MAY add the SENA Bluetooth streaming adapter if I am really set on linking the system to the bike radio, but overall very happy with SENA.
Thanks!
Intercom is solid. The included speakers are a little tinny, but my wife wears the kit to use earbuds (not legal for riders in FL, but OK for passengers) and the sound is incredible. I am going to pick up another of these kits and follow your lead with the headphone earpieces mounted in the helmet; I tested a set of mine with her kit! Down the road MAY add the SENA Bluetooth streaming adapter if I am really set on linking the system to the bike radio, but overall very happy with SENA.
Thanks!
#24
10-23-2014, 08:37 AM
Screwball, if you posted an update about your new SPH-10s, I missed it. I want to get something and I'm wondering if that's the one to get. My wife and I both have half helmets.
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