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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Reno, NV
Yes, it'll work. You can reduce the volume to the headset and never damage the headset speakers. However, I don't recommend it. I'm not a radio tech so can't explain why, but today's radios don't like having their "common" wires connected together. If you do some searching around you can find a device that will convert the 4 wire output to 3 wire. That's what I did so my wife can plug in.
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Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: S. Central Ohio
The person I got the info from claims to have been using this
setup for a few years. I got a chance to do a test yesterday
while having a friends fairing off doing a handlebar swap. It
does work and requires a very low volume setting. How long
will the ear buds last, no clue, maybe not long. Not something
I would use as a habit but maybe on those windy, long Inter-
state rides. If it blows the buds I'm not out much, got the stuff
laying around.
Jim
setup for a few years. I got a chance to do a test yesterday
while having a friends fairing off doing a handlebar swap. It
does work and requires a very low volume setting. How long
will the ear buds last, no clue, maybe not long. Not something
I would use as a habit but maybe on those windy, long Inter-
state rides. If it blows the buds I'm not out much, got the stuff
laying around.
Jim
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