Schuberth Bluetooth Packs
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Only from their site and when I asked them +/- 6month ago they said they would not be selling them here. I was however welcome to come over to Germany and a dealer would fit one there.
System is here
http://schuberth.klaxmedia.de/en/motorbikes/products/bluesonic/helmet-system.html
Steve
System is here
http://schuberth.klaxmedia.de/en/motorbikes/products/bluesonic/helmet-system.html
Steve
The Foolish Fellow
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bluetooth colar
excuse the babelfish translation
Schuberth® Rider Communications system (SRCS)
Finally a problem-free mountable, multi-functional Bluetooth® intercom for the popular Schuberth® C3 helmet!
The SRCS is elegantly into extra a helmet collar integrated, which is exchanged simply for the helmet collar already installed. * The system offers the following functions: -
Interkom conference circuit for up to 3 Motorradfahrer - Range of 300 meters - Handy functions Languagesteered discussion acceptance and - rejection. Discussion acceptance by depressing the key and language instruction - GPS Navi Sprachanweisungen - Integrated UKW radio with RDS: Up to 6 radio stations storable. RDS function - automatic self adaptation of the transmitters to the best frequency. Radio running time up to 8 hours. - MP3-Stereomusikempfang over slack A2DP profile or over cables - Multiple DEVICE Connectivity (" MDC") made possible Interkom Conference mode with other SRC system users and with further Bluetooth equipment: GPS Navi, mobile phone (direct or via GPS), A2DP capable MP3-Player or - adapters. The Headset scolded between the respective connector sets over, i.e. you on the radio e.g. for the traffic radio turned and scolded it again off thereafter, switcht the system your MP3-Player back. - AGC technology provides independently and permanently for optimal volume (automatic volume adjustment according to speed and environmental noise). - VOX technology for languagesteered receipt and Reject of discussions over mobile phone or Interkom - Firmware actualization option (only over PC with Windows XP or Vista platform) (PC-USB-cables contained in the scope of supply) - DSP technology for point functionality - Two ultra flatten loudspeakers (suitably also for particularly close helmets) - High audio quality also with high speed - Up to 10 hours discussion time/1 week readiness enterprise (condition By). Re+rechargeable over each plug socket (load cable contained in the scope of supply) * Note: - Bike ton Bike or driver partner connection requires an additional further SRC system or a Scala Rider Headsets -
Slack Handy and GPS connection require Bluetooth able devices * Scope of supply: - Helmet collars with integrated control system, battery, microphone and 2 headphones. -
USB adapter cable - MP3-Kabel (3.5 mm audio exit) - Net battery charger * NOTE: Due to the two different helmet bowl sizes of the Schuberth C3 of helmet, the helmet collar must be ordered also in the appropriate helmet size!
( the neck warmer in the photo is part of a free offer from louis.de when you purchase the bluetooth collar for €299 )
www.louis.de
excuse the babelfish translation
Schuberth® Rider Communications system (SRCS)
Finally a problem-free mountable, multi-functional Bluetooth® intercom for the popular Schuberth® C3 helmet!
The SRCS is elegantly into extra a helmet collar integrated, which is exchanged simply for the helmet collar already installed. * The system offers the following functions: -
Interkom conference circuit for up to 3 Motorradfahrer - Range of 300 meters - Handy functions Languagesteered discussion acceptance and - rejection. Discussion acceptance by depressing the key and language instruction - GPS Navi Sprachanweisungen - Integrated UKW radio with RDS: Up to 6 radio stations storable. RDS function - automatic self adaptation of the transmitters to the best frequency. Radio running time up to 8 hours. - MP3-Stereomusikempfang over slack A2DP profile or over cables - Multiple DEVICE Connectivity (" MDC") made possible Interkom Conference mode with other SRC system users and with further Bluetooth equipment: GPS Navi, mobile phone (direct or via GPS), A2DP capable MP3-Player or - adapters. The Headset scolded between the respective connector sets over, i.e. you on the radio e.g. for the traffic radio turned and scolded it again off thereafter, switcht the system your MP3-Player back. - AGC technology provides independently and permanently for optimal volume (automatic volume adjustment according to speed and environmental noise). - VOX technology for languagesteered receipt and Reject of discussions over mobile phone or Interkom - Firmware actualization option (only over PC with Windows XP or Vista platform) (PC-USB-cables contained in the scope of supply) - DSP technology for point functionality - Two ultra flatten loudspeakers (suitably also for particularly close helmets) - High audio quality also with high speed - Up to 10 hours discussion time/1 week readiness enterprise (condition By). Re+rechargeable over each plug socket (load cable contained in the scope of supply) * Note: - Bike ton Bike or driver partner connection requires an additional further SRC system or a Scala Rider Headsets -
Slack Handy and GPS connection require Bluetooth able devices * Scope of supply: - Helmet collars with integrated control system, battery, microphone and 2 headphones. -
USB adapter cable - MP3-Kabel (3.5 mm audio exit) - Net battery charger * NOTE: Due to the two different helmet bowl sizes of the Schuberth C3 of helmet, the helmet collar must be ordered also in the appropriate helmet size!
( the neck warmer in the photo is part of a free offer from louis.de when you purchase the bluetooth collar for €299 )
www.louis.de
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The Foolish Fellow
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Seems to be a tad more advanced than the bluesonic system . With a helmet to helmet range of up to 300 metres.
It is compatable with the C3 helmet . ( now i wonder about the system 6 as im waitin hard on the fittings for it )
Seems to be a tad more advanced than the bluesonic system . With a helmet to helmet range of up to 300 metres.
It is compatable with the C3 helmet . ( now i wonder about the system 6 as im waitin hard on the fittings for it )
Jaegerman
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Thanks for finding that link. I think apart from the fact that it looks an absolute million deutchmarks, typically well designed like the rest of the Schubie stuff, it's the bit that says it's A2DP compatible. This is a real breakthrough for us iPhone users.
I think the original Bluesonic was definitely not A2DP. If the new system does as it says, then at last I have my solution to iPhone music streaming and call taking, with probably the best button solution you could ever imagine.
I hope it really works....- think I might take the plunge.....
Thanks for finding that link. I think apart from the fact that it looks an absolute million deutchmarks, typically well designed like the rest of the Schubie stuff, it's the bit that says it's A2DP compatible. This is a real breakthrough for us iPhone users.
I think the original Bluesonic was definitely not A2DP. If the new system does as it says, then at last I have my solution to iPhone music streaming and call taking, with probably the best button solution you could ever imagine.
I hope it really works....- think I might take the plunge.....
The Interphone F4 is A2DP compatible:
http://www.cellularline.com/catalog/en/catalogo_cellular_line/moto/interphone/interphone_f4_stereo
£165 each, or £300 for a twin pack from:
Moto Comp Limited
P O Box 3782
Hope Valley
S32 3WR UK
Tel: +44-8700 340 283
Fax: +44-8700 340 284
Mob: +44-7930 410533
Skype ID: malwoo
email: mailto:[email protected]
Won't fit the c3 though BMW dealers now have the Bluetooth kits for the system 6 and they fit but £600 for lid and kit sound distribution state they are getting a c3 kit the same but will update when available
The Interphone F4 is A2DP compatible:
http://www.cellularline.com/catalog/en/catalogo_cellular_line/moto/interphone/interphone_f4_stereo
£165 each, or £300 for a twin pack from:
Moto Comp Limited
P O Box 3782
Hope Valley
S32 3WR UK
Tel: +44-8700 340 283
Fax: +44-8700 340 284
Mob: +44-7930 410533
Skype ID: malwoo
email: mailto:[email protected]
Jaegerman
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Bluetooth for Schuberth
Nice to have options, but I have discounted all the external kits as unsightly, and will all probably generate extra wind noise, so you'd need the noise cancelling this particular kit provides.
Given the choice I'll stick with the system specifically designed for the helmet.
Nice to have options, but I have discounted all the external kits as unsightly, and will all probably generate extra wind noise, so you'd need the noise cancelling this particular kit provides.
Given the choice I'll stick with the system specifically designed for the helmet.
Fair play, your decision, but at least make an informed one rather than just assume.
I have used the previous Interphone for a couple of years now.
They don't generate any extra wind noise , and the F4 also has noise cancelling to reduce the wind noise the helmet and bike create anyhow.
They work brilliantly, with crystal clear comms (so much so that people never believe I am riding the bike).
Probably worth the extra £100 and a trip to Germany to get the built in option tho.
Jaegerman
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Why do people feel the need to attack on a forum:
"Fair play, your decision, but at least make an informed one rather than just assume."
and sarcasm too - great - just spoil the whole of UKGSer - back to lurking I guess:
"Probably worth the extra £100 and a trip to Germany to get the built in option tho."
Why do people feel the need to attack on a forum:
"Fair play, your decision, but at least make an informed one rather than just assume."
and sarcasm too - great - just spoil the whole of UKGSer - back to lurking I guess:
"Probably worth the extra £100 and a trip to Germany to get the built in option tho."
Why do people feel the need to be overly sensitive and think everyone that doesn't entirely agree with their POV is attacking them?
The last line wasn't sarcasm, it was genuine. Of course a built in system designed to be built in with a specific helmet is going to look better than a generic bolt on system, hence if looks are important to you, it probably IS worth the extra £100 and a trip to Germany to get the built in option.
The first line wasn't an attack, it was a simple statement of FACT. You HAD made your decision by assuming, not through taking the advice of those who have actually used the systems or indeed using it yourself.
I do apologise for spoiling the whole of UKGSer with the above post.
(That was sarcasm btw.
)Not everyone in life will agree with your viewpoint. It doesn't mean they are attacking you. Do get over yourself and grow up, there's a love.
Jaegerman
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Why do people feel the need to be overly sensitive and think everyone that doesn't entirely agree with their POV is attacking them?
The last line wasn't sarcasm, it was genuine. Of course a built in system designed to be built in with a specific helmet is going to look better than a generic bolt on system, hence if looks are important to you, it probably IS worth the extra £100 and a trip to Germany to get the built in option.
The first line wasn't an attack, it was a simple statement of FACT. You HAD made your decision by assuming, not through taking the advice of those who have actually used the systems or indeed using it yourself.
I do apologise for spoiling the whole of UKGSer with the above post.
(That was sarcasm btw.
Not everyone in life will agree with your viewpoint. It doesn't mean they are attacking you. Do get over yourself and grow up, there's a love.
Thanks for your contribution to this thread
Pleasure.
The idea was to provide some help and advice with a possible alternative should you decide the Schuberth wasnt the way ahead.
Hopefully somebody else that is interested in the Schuberth but would prefer a good, cheaper and more readily available alternative will find it of some use and not throw it back in my face cos they can't cope with someone having a different POV.
It appears they have now made it onto ebay Germany......
http://cgi.ebay.de/Schuberth-C3-SRC...ltDomain_77?hash=item255761030f#ht_739wt_1674
299 yo-yos
Jaegerman
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All the enquiries I've made suggest that the next supply into Germany is at the end of the month. I ordered through Louis.de but their dispatch department could not accept more than a couple of lines of address, PLUS it is dispatched by DHL in Germany and then abandoned to the UK Royal Mail 1st Class system here, so I've now found another company to try.
Will let you know how I get on.
Jaegerman - I will be very interested to know how you get on as I've been wanting a more elegant solution to comms in my Schuberth C3. (Is yours a C3, by the way?) I have a Scala kit, but have been reluctant to fit as it obviously involves a bit of surgery to the helmet.
Presumably the equipment you're considering is relatively straightforward to fit - I had heard that it was a dealer fitment.
If you are hoping to purchase from Germany, would you be willing to get one for me at the same time?
Thanks - Penguin
Presumably the equipment you're considering is relatively straightforward to fit - I had heard that it was a dealer fitment.
If you are hoping to purchase from Germany, would you be willing to get one for me at the same time?
Thanks - Penguin
The system 6 bluetooth is a dealer fit (guess they will charge for their time) but the pictures of the c3 kit look like a straight replacement for the bar? and velcro the ear pieces in.
correct me if im wrong
Jaegerman
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On the ball or what!
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....
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....
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