Wiring in head phones
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Wiring in head phones
04 Road Glide ,at times I have trouble listening to the radio or CD due to wind noise etc. I'm looking at new ear plugs with speakers in . I was thinking of cutting into the speaker wires and putting a jack plug in the inner fairing somewhere. anyone done this or know if it works ?
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I don't think you have to cut in anywhere.
Harley makes a headphone for inside a helmet that looks like it has a standard min plug on the end.
If so you should be able to plug on where ever they do.
Also I thought I saw on the forum a while back where someone modified the radio to have such an output.
Harley makes a headphone for inside a helmet that looks like it has a standard min plug on the end.
If so you should be able to plug on where ever they do.
Also I thought I saw on the forum a while back where someone modified the radio to have such an output.
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I did it and it works great.Here's the link: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...hx-photos.html I'm not real happy with the Road Tech helmet speakers.The right one keeps cutting in and out.I'm trying these speakers next: http://helmetaudio.com/khxc/index.ph...7h1x7jnem3225p
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Thanks Sodiee that looks like what I'm after. I don't want speakers in my helmet and I wear 3 different helmets so I would need 3 speaker sets. I had to take the speaker out of my helmet for my GPS , just find it uncomfortable. I really need ear plugs for wind noise etc. as I have industrial deafness, by using ear plugs with speakers it solves the problem.
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