Headset on Modular
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From: NWFL
I have a HJC Symax and the speakers fit well into the ear area. the mic is run under the pads and then behind the chin bar. it's really to close to my mouth with the windsock in place, so i had to remove the windsock. The wind noise doesn't seem to be a problem fortunately. I have the J&M set and it has a clamp on the left side.
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Road Master
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From: Open Road, USA
Thanks, I have come to the conclusion that there is just no way the mic is going to fit on the one I have. There is not enough clearance between my face and the inside of the helmet. So will try and find a headset with speakers only , so at least I can hear the radio.
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From: Raleigh NC
There's enough play in the boom, so I can brings to my mouth when the helmet is open.
And I have the sock in place also
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I installed J&M speakers in my HJC symax II modular. I had to cut out the styrofoam and insert the speakers into the hole. I used a tonque depresser to work the wire's around the rim of the helmet.
I tried it w/o doing that and it was like icepicks in my ears.
I used a disposable scapel to cut the strofoam but an exacto knife would probably work. Since my ears fell just above the buckle mounting, the holes for the speakers extend into that area. More of a semi circle if you will. I sized the holes so the speaker fit tightly and used some hot glue to around them for added security and sound insulation.
I tried it w/o doing that and it was like icepicks in my ears.
I used a disposable scapel to cut the strofoam but an exacto knife would probably work. Since my ears fell just above the buckle mounting, the holes for the speakers extend into that area. More of a semi circle if you will. I sized the holes so the speaker fit tightly and used some hot glue to around them for added security and sound insulation.
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