Ultra - radio headphone question
#1
Ultra - radio headphone question
When I ride, I like to hear the bike run..........not listen to the radio or cd, etc. so have only had the radio turned on once or twice to see if it worked and if the cd player worked.
My lady likes to listen to tunes so what do we do?
Any one make a set of headphones she can wear without a helmet that will plug into the hd jack so sho can listen .... or any other suggestions will be appreciated.
My lady likes to listen to tunes so what do we do?
Any one make a set of headphones she can wear without a helmet that will plug into the hd jack so sho can listen .... or any other suggestions will be appreciated.
#2
Here's a posting from back in March.. you might shoot him an email.. sounds like something similar to what you want to do.
If that fails, shoot off an email to J&M they might have something
#18
03-24-2008, 12:13 AM
bobt1956
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RE: Audio Output from stock Harley Radio
I have a 2004 Ultra Classic and I'm mostly deaf. So, I wanted to just be able to listen to the stock FM/AM/WX/CB Radio without using the speakers or having to buy a full headset for $189.95.
I wanted to use standard earbuds or what works better with my hearing aids is earclips purchased anywhere.
So, I designed and built about a 6" Adapter cable that converts the Harley DIN-7 headset socket to a standard female 1/8" (3.5mm) mini-stereo jack that can connect to any stereo listening device such as earbuds. I simpy plug the adapter cable into the bike and my earclips into the adapter. Then the earclips set on top of my hearing aids under the helmet. Or, I can use earbuds without the hearing aids.
Well, solving the hearing problem was my original goal. However it seems it would be useful for others to be able to do the same.
1. Allows you to use cheap earbuds for listening which are easily replaced if lost, stolen or broken instead of the full headset for $189.95.
2. Allows you to listen clearly without having your speakers turned on for everyone else to hear.
3. Simple solution and works great!
Was wondering if I could get some opinions here as to whether anyone would be interested if I actually manufactured and sold this adapter at a reasonable price?
If that fails, shoot off an email to J&M they might have something
#18
03-24-2008, 12:13 AM
bobt1956
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 7
RE: Audio Output from stock Harley Radio
I have a 2004 Ultra Classic and I'm mostly deaf. So, I wanted to just be able to listen to the stock FM/AM/WX/CB Radio without using the speakers or having to buy a full headset for $189.95.
I wanted to use standard earbuds or what works better with my hearing aids is earclips purchased anywhere.
So, I designed and built about a 6" Adapter cable that converts the Harley DIN-7 headset socket to a standard female 1/8" (3.5mm) mini-stereo jack that can connect to any stereo listening device such as earbuds. I simpy plug the adapter cable into the bike and my earclips into the adapter. Then the earclips set on top of my hearing aids under the helmet. Or, I can use earbuds without the hearing aids.
Well, solving the hearing problem was my original goal. However it seems it would be useful for others to be able to do the same.
1. Allows you to use cheap earbuds for listening which are easily replaced if lost, stolen or broken instead of the full headset for $189.95.
2. Allows you to listen clearly without having your speakers turned on for everyone else to hear.
3. Simple solution and works great!
Was wondering if I could get some opinions here as to whether anyone would be interested if I actually manufactured and sold this adapter at a reasonable price?
#3
Here's a posting from back in March.. you might shoot him an email.. sounds like something similar to what you want to do.
If that fails, shoot off an email to J&M they might have something
#18
03-24-2008, 12:13 AM
bobt1956
Hang Around
Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 7
RE: Audio Output from stock Harley Radio
I have a 2004 Ultra Classic and I'm mostly deaf. So, I wanted to just be able to listen to the stock FM/AM/WX/CB Radio without using the speakers or having to buy a full headset for $189.95.
I wanted to use standard earbuds or what works better with my hearing aids is earclips purchased anywhere.
So, I designed and built about a 6" Adapter cable that converts the Harley DIN-7 headset socket to a standard female 1/8" (3.5mm) mini-stereo jack that can connect to any stereo listening device such as earbuds. I simpy plug the adapter cable into the bike and my earclips into the adapter. Then the earclips set on top of my hearing aids under the helmet. Or, I can use earbuds without the hearing aids.
Well, solving the hearing problem was my original goal. However it seems it would be useful for others to be able to do the same.
1. Allows you to use cheap earbuds for listening which are easily replaced if lost, stolen or broken instead of the full headset for $189.95.
2. Allows you to listen clearly without having your speakers turned on for everyone else to hear.
3. Simple solution and works great!
Was wondering if I could get some opinions here as to whether anyone would be interested if I actually manufactured and sold this adapter at a reasonable price?
If that fails, shoot off an email to J&M they might have something
#18
03-24-2008, 12:13 AM
bobt1956
Hang Around
Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 7
RE: Audio Output from stock Harley Radio
I have a 2004 Ultra Classic and I'm mostly deaf. So, I wanted to just be able to listen to the stock FM/AM/WX/CB Radio without using the speakers or having to buy a full headset for $189.95.
I wanted to use standard earbuds or what works better with my hearing aids is earclips purchased anywhere.
So, I designed and built about a 6" Adapter cable that converts the Harley DIN-7 headset socket to a standard female 1/8" (3.5mm) mini-stereo jack that can connect to any stereo listening device such as earbuds. I simpy plug the adapter cable into the bike and my earclips into the adapter. Then the earclips set on top of my hearing aids under the helmet. Or, I can use earbuds without the hearing aids.
Well, solving the hearing problem was my original goal. However it seems it would be useful for others to be able to do the same.
1. Allows you to use cheap earbuds for listening which are easily replaced if lost, stolen or broken instead of the full headset for $189.95.
2. Allows you to listen clearly without having your speakers turned on for everyone else to hear.
3. Simple solution and works great!
Was wondering if I could get some opinions here as to whether anyone would be interested if I actually manufactured and sold this adapter at a reasonable price?
Last edited by free-lance; 02-21-2015 at 08:06 PM. Reason: I wanted to add my contact info
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Googled a bit more and found it's actually Aerostich.com
Here's the link to the adapter: http://www.aerostich.com/intercom-system-adapter.html
Last edited by lefty33; 02-22-2015 at 04:50 PM.
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When I ride, I like to hear the bike run..........not listen to the radio or cd, etc. so have only had the radio turned on once or twice to see if it worked and if the cd player worked.
My lady likes to listen to tunes so what do we do?
Any one make a set of headphones she can wear without a helmet that will plug into the hd jack so sho can listen .... or any other suggestions will be appreciated.
My lady likes to listen to tunes so what do we do?
Any one make a set of headphones she can wear without a helmet that will plug into the hd jack so sho can listen .... or any other suggestions will be appreciated.
Look at Ed Sets. Just goggle it. You can both have headset systems or she can just have one for her helmet. You can plug into the Harley jacks or plug directly into the headset itself using your phone or Ipod jack. Great system and sounds great.