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I need it get a new open face helmet and thinking about getting a helmet with j & m speakers in it. Anyone have any experience with them? And recommend a place to order.
Last edited by ezrydr99; Aug 21, 2014 at 06:14 AM.
I had J&M install speakers and boom mic into my full face that I supplied. Works great. You can get the complete helmet or headsets to install yourself (or have them install).
Order via phone, online, catch them at a rally or do what I did and go to their Tuscon AZ facility.
I have the J&M elites in both of our helmets. The install wasn't too bad and they sound great. Some helmets are easier than other on the install. Depending on what helmet you want, you may be able to get it directly from J&M with everything already installed. That's my plan when I get around to getting a modular helmet (likely Nolan N44).
Good people at Sierra-mc and better prices. Very knowledgeable. I have gotten several headsets from them. I like Arai open face helmets with the integrated headset.
Good people at Sierra-mc and better prices. Very knowledgeable. I have gotten several headsets from them. I like Arai open face helmets with the integrated headset.
Arai hasn't made a true open face helmet in years. The best they have now is that helmet with that chinbar that moves upwards. I can't stand that thing. Unfortunately even though I think they made the most comfortable helmet, I had to look elsewhere for a true 3/4 open face helmet.
I need it get a new open face helmet and thinking about getting a helmet with j & m speakers in it. Anyone have any experience with them? And recommend a place to order.
Do yourself a favor and look at the EdSets. His newest speaker model is amazing. I have them in my Nolan Trilogy 43E helmets for my wife and I. They really pack a wallop. His customer service is superb and his install fee is very reasonable. I do not think these are as easy an install as some on here describe. I preferred to have Ed install them. http://www.edsets.com/
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