stevebell
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Which one? Interphone 4, Scala or autocom? Like the idea of blu tooth really but am open to advice/suggestions. Want to be able to talk to passenger, listen to music/phone.
Steve
Steve
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Which one? Interphone 4, Scala or autocom? Like the idea of blu tooth really but am open to advice/suggestions. Want to be able to talk to passenger, listen to music/phone.
Steve
What phone are you using and are you using the phone to play music?
Sena SMH10 all the way. Brilliant piece of kit.
http://www.sportsrider.co.uk/page10.htm
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stevebell
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Phone
Currently using an htc desire. Music either from phone or i pod.
Currently using an htc desire. Music either from phone or i pod.
rce
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+1 excellent bit of kit
dongleplonk
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I use iphone 3, 4 and ipod Touch (passenger) and Interphone 4's.
Simply, just works!
Not tried Scala but I've heard that is good too.
Once paired with the Interphone4, the iphone works great using Voice Control, you can listen to music, hear the TomTom instructions etc. Quality is superb passenger to passenger.
Music - one thing I've not tried yet and that is playing the music from the iphone into both headsets. I'm guessing it will work but only tried it having rider and passenger listening to their own iphones/ipod touch.
Fitting into the helmets is easy and the ear speakers are loud enough to get past my ear plugs if I'm wearing them. I use the sticky pads to fix the units onto the helmet and they are superb - they don't look close to detaching. There are clips too as an option.
Battery life is about 8 hours with music on/rider passenger comms open. But I've often forgot to put them on charge and its been good for short trips the next time out.
I looked at Interphone, Scala and Autocom. Dismissed Autocom at a show and I'd had them in the past. I think I just like the look of the Interphone over Scala.
Simply, just works!
Not tried Scala but I've heard that is good too.
Once paired with the Interphone4, the iphone works great using Voice Control, you can listen to music, hear the TomTom instructions etc. Quality is superb passenger to passenger.
Music - one thing I've not tried yet and that is playing the music from the iphone into both headsets. I'm guessing it will work but only tried it having rider and passenger listening to their own iphones/ipod touch.
Fitting into the helmets is easy and the ear speakers are loud enough to get past my ear plugs if I'm wearing them. I use the sticky pads to fix the units onto the helmet and they are superb - they don't look close to detaching. There are clips too as an option.
Battery life is about 8 hours with music on/rider passenger comms open. But I've often forgot to put them on charge and its been good for short trips the next time out.
I looked at Interphone, Scala and Autocom. Dismissed Autocom at a show and I'd had them in the past. I think I just like the look of the Interphone over Scala.
stevebell
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Cheers Dongleplonk. Thanks for taking the time to reply, most informative.
Cheers.
Cheers.
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CuzGS
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Go straight for the solution Scala Rider, awesome
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