Passing Phase
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HI RICH MAYBE YOU CAN GIVE ME SOME INFO I HAVE TRYED TO FIT THE SPEAKERS & MIC INTO MY WIFES HJC IS16 HELMET BUT SHE FINDS THE HELMET TO TIGHT DO YOU DO SLIMER SPEAKERS?
CHEERS.
CHEERS.
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GSrich
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Hi,
Unfortunately we can not supply you any thinner speakers as the speakers are as slim as we can get them. All I can recommend is taking the speakers out of their casings as this will make them a little bit slimmer which sometimes can help.
Rich
Unfortunately we can not supply you any thinner speakers as the speakers are as slim as we can get them. All I can recommend is taking the speakers out of their casings as this will make them a little bit slimmer which sometimes can help.
Rich
Passing Phase
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THANKS FOR THAT RICH I WILL TRY THAT OR ILL HAVE A QUIET TIME LISTENING TO MY MP3 ON THE ZUMO
casperghst42
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I've also been looking, it looks like J&M makes a cable which will connect their headsets to Autocom... expensive though, and no auto volume sensor....
The part you'll need is not on their website, but as far as I can see you'll need JM-HC-PTO or JM-HC-ZTO depending on the headset...
Or you could get a pair of slim speakers (http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail.asp?ProductID=HSCP-UTS1&PF=20) and replace the autocom ones with them...
Or third option Autocom PN#2091 (when they start shipping it
) and a pair of in-ear speakers.
Casper
The part you'll need is not on their website, but as far as I can see you'll need JM-HC-PTO or JM-HC-ZTO depending on the headset...
Or you could get a pair of slim speakers (http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail.asp?ProductID=HSCP-UTS1&PF=20) and replace the autocom ones with them...
Or third option Autocom PN#2091 (when they start shipping it
) and a pair of in-ear speakers.Casper
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