Re: [ST] Audio set ups.

["Dan Wetherington" <dnlwthrn@xxxxxxxxx>]

I went with the Tecstar Starcom1.  Its very similar to the Autocomm, for
slightly less $.  However, after using it for a year, I'm not sure the
savings was worth it (about $80 cheaper overall).  They have revised it and
made some improvements to the issues I have with mine (no sidetones, music
cutout and return volume), so it might be worth it now...

I'll agree on the speaker placement issue, as well as mic placement if
you're using the 2-way portion (rider-pillion or over a radio).  If its not
quite right, you'll get lots of wind noise.  A little adjusting makes it
clear as day.

The easiest thing if you're just looking for tunes is definitely the IEM's
with an external remote.  If you want to add other stuff, like GPS, phone,
and comm., you'll need a unit like the Autocomm or Starcom.

HTH,
Dan

On 1/12/07, Nathan Maher <nate@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I just have my Ipod in the top of the tank bag with the remote clipped to
> the outside of the bag so that I can adjust volume, pause music, etc. as
> needed.  I use Etymotic ER4P in-ear monitors which are very convenient
> since they double as ear-plugs.  Back when I purchased the Eyt's they
> were about the only game in town but a lot has changed in three years.
> For anyone shopping IEM's now you should take a close look at
> http://www.headphone.com/products/headphones/in-ear-monitor/ for an idea
> of the current selection.
>
> Nate
> 00SprintRS
>
>
> Stephen Dropp wrote:
> > What are people using to listen to iPods and other such
> devices?StephenMilwaukee, Wi
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