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The better set will be J&M... the next will be Boom but the quality isn't as good as J&M... i have both... the helmetless headset from IMC works pretty good but you will have to decide which one you like better....If you buy the HD Boom then you know to buy it from The Dealer...For the J&M and IMC call Sierra Electronics...they usually have some of the most competitive prices... www.sierra-mc.com you get what you pay for...been there...
Wow... J&M is proud of their stuff. Little steep for me since I am not an audiophile. OL and I did 700ish miles this weekend with boom audio set and had no complaints. We could talk and listen to music just fine even when I had face shield up at 80mph.
Hey Buddy! I recommend you those wireless headsets just like Ear Force PX5 Programmable Wireless 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset with Bluetooth. It is for good for indoors and outdoors, it is compatible mostly in all gaming consoles.
Ear Force PX5 Programmable Wireless 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset with Bluetooth is one of the Best Xbox Headset as of 2012. Cheers!
The Boom Audio ones are good enough, and you're really not limited to buying them from a dealer--there's usually some for sale in the "for sale" forum just a bit further down the main HDForums page.
The ones in the "for sale" forum have gone for ~$50-$100 per set. Keep your eye out for them and you can score a good deal on them.
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