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Cardo 45mm JBL HD Speakers
Home New Posts Donate. Forums New posts Unanswered threads. What's new New posts Latest activity. Log in Register. What's new. New posts. Unanswered threads. Log in. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Thread starter OkieRider Start date Jun 26, OkieRider Site Supporter. This is my first helmet installed system. I've never had voice comms with passengers or fellow riders. I'm not sure I'll ever use that function.
I like the idea of allowing the GPS to give me alerts so I don't have to look at it. I like the idea of listening to my own Pandora stations. Instructions are so-so on installation. The videos tutorials on installation are meh. Basically, you just feel your way through it. I installed on a Shoei RF The clip-on install didn't work, so I ended up using the adhesive installation. The unit is very compact but the buttons are solid, not squishy, and stand out. The controls seem easy to use even with gloves, but I'll know more after tomorrow, the first leg of an mile trip.
It weighs nothing. The sound quality is good. I'll have more to say about volume range, tomorrow. Pairing the device was easy. The controls are simple but it will take awhile to remember them. I have decided to start with "reject call. I don't feel it at all. Not even when I'm wearing the helmet. You can't expose the USB charging port while the unit is on the helmet.
You have to undock it. However, you can use it attached to a battery and extend it's already lengthy claimed 13 hours of uptime. Aside from the claimed quality of the speakers, i got this unit because it is water proof rather than water resistant. With a two year warranty, I'll be happy to test that out.
I'll ride in about anything. I placed the microphone high and off center. That's supposed to be better for avoiding wind noise. However, I have to speak loudly to be heard, even at a standstill. Even so, my nose didn't bonk it and, because it's set to the side, there is zero wire exposure. Pairing to the phone was easy.
Pandora worked exactly as I expected. I didn't try using any voice commands. I don't really want to do that much with it except listen to my road music without having to flip a tape. At a little under three hundred, I was annoyed at how difficult it was to seat the unit's docking bay to the glued on base. That's really been my only gripe. I'll update after tomorrow's ride. Thanks for the review. I'm thinking about buying the Freecom 2. Just want it for GPS and music.
Not sure how well it will fit in my Neotec 2? ST Pili Site Supporter. I have the 2 and love it. Do all the updates on the app. I use it for music on the highway and mostly navigation while touring. Works great, synchs immediately with my iPhone.
Not sure if the Neotec 2 has pockets near the ear position. The speakers are pretty flat and I can't feel them at all on my Arai Quantum. I didn't use the speaker risers. They got just right for me. Its the best sounding in-helmet system I have ever seen. I find a much better bass response compared to the JBL's and they sound pretty good that come with the Cardo. I do find the "Hey Cardo" hit and miss for instructions. It does fine for battery status but that's about it.
Volume up and down very seldom work for me so I just roll the wheel. Pairs nice on my Goldwing for Carplay. Are iASus speakers available at cycle gear and similar? Check on ebay. Got my last set there at reduced price. I checked ebay yesterday and all they had were the X2s - the previous version.
But it was half price. They can be ordered through Bezobub for the same price as the iAsus site but they ship from iAsus anyway so maybe Amazon will save the shipping cost. Joined Mar 11, Messages Location I have a couple pair of the JBL's if anyone is interested. I've been considering a Cardo system but have reservations. My concern with using a Cardo with helmet speakers is the lack of ambient noise reduction.
Do you have to blast the audio to hear it over the ambient at highway speeds? I realize I could use the Cardo with earplug speakers, but then I'm back to where I am already. One of the disadvantages of the plugphones is they work too well at times, I can't hear people talking to me in a parking lot for example.
Everything is a compromise So, the ride I was going to take never happened because of a bizarre set of mechanical circumstances. But I've put time on the unit now.
My main complaint is the JBLs are a little tinny sounding and there's not enough volume. So I'm ordering iasus 3s. I think you do have to blast, but I'm considering trying a NOJ quiet rider or a windjammer. Last edited: Mar 11, Buckeye Rich. Okie, Do you wear earplugs when you ride? I have a Cardo Packtalk Bold. I have no problems hearing it at highway speeds with earplugs. The volume is not overpowering but I would describe it as, "just enough.
OkieRider said:. I often wear earplugs but not always. The wind was pretty bad last Sunday when I rode, and I didn't have earplugs on that day. That's when i couldn't hear anything. I don't like to slab very much without my my music.
Can y'all clarify the earplug thing? When you say "earplugs" are you talking about regular, normal hearing protection earplugs?
Cardo 45mm JBL Audio Speaker Set
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Review: Cardo's Packtalk Black motorcycle headset rocks XL speakers
Affordable quality audio sound. The XSound 2. Velcro attachments ensure the speakers are removable and will never lose their place. The standard 3.
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Some people may also prefer to upgrade the speakers that come as standard with their Bluetooth unit. Quality helmet speakers from a respected brand. Get these if top sound quality is important to you. Check Amazon. No frills but perfect if you just want to make a few calls and are not too bothered about high-quality sound.
Helmet Intercom Systems User Guide
Achieving good audio quality inside a motorcycle helmet is demanding. The wind, the road, the engine and the type of helmet, all affect the frequencies you hear. With that in mind, these 45 mm speakers combine the sound only a large diameter driver can provide, with a narrow, 42 mm base that can fit almost every modern helmet. With a standard 3. No worries: this powerful hardware will still drive your headset audio performance to new heights. Updating the firmware will ensure maximum audio performance. Owners of other communicators from Cardo, or other brands do not have a specially designed firmware and are not requested to perform any firmware update before connecting the speakers. The 45mm Audio Set fit any communicator with a standard 3.
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Cardo 45mm JBL Speaker Kit
This latest speaker system by Cardo will not only boost the volume, but the speakers also offer the best sound quality and clarity on the market. Our Verdict: This speaker system from Cardo earned top marks for its excellent sound quality, higher than average volume level, and the JBL speakers, which offer a quality audio experience, all the way. Unfortunately, you cannot take advantage of the JBL sound profiles unless you have a Cardo brand headset and download the app to tweak the settings or choose the sound profile. These speakers can be used for your smartphone or MP3 player, which makes them more versatile compared to competing sets, however, the fact that you can only access the sound profiles via the Cardo Connect app is a big drawback for potential buyers. This set from Cardo comes equipped with JBL speakers. Since Cardo partnered up with this manufacturer, their speaker sets have been crushing the competition.
Cardo, as we told you when we first previewed this device , had the first motorcycle Bluetooth headset back in , and the first rider-to-rider intercom in Packtalk was another first; a self-healing mesh network that allowed more than a dozen riders to chat together on the road in a big group that splits up when bikes spread out too far, and re-forms the full group when the distance is closed again. Black is a color. Well, technically a shade.
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