Blimee Finn,
You (like me,) must be browsing the Schuberth site every day nearly - that must have just been published.
Someone at Schuberth has clearly got too much time on their hands when putting that film together....
Kidd of but sound distribution if you sign up with then mail you any updates also 1st come 1served
I'll do my best - but since bought it the gritters have been out non-stop so no road tests yet.
I dont you'll find the music sound quality better then the Cardo Scala Rider Q2 since it uses the same speakers and is made by Cardo Scala, its a rebranded Scala Rider G4, which is good, since Scala makes good bt-headsets.
I would be interested to know if it can be paired with a G4 or Q2.
OK - initial trials were not as good as I was hoping:
Motorway:
Telephone untested - too fiddly with winter gauntlets to try and press the call-answer button - summer gloves should be ok. (It is possible, but difficult to "touch-feel" for the right button.) With practice , obviously, your hand would go to the right place - I can change volume/mp3/radio. Just the time element of picking up the phone before the call minder kicks in.
MP3 - too much wind-rush to hear properly - volume needs to be up so high that the higher frequencies are painful.
Radio - voice ok, music as per mp3. There is an issue with signal strength - it's probably just the area I bike through, but the jury is still out on how good the built in aerial is...
Everything is much better on normal roads, obviously due to lower speed/less wind noise.
I still need to try a couple of things, and for the record this is done without earplugs which I don't normally wear.
Thanks think i will continue with the rs121 for the time being would one of those windblockers would help
