Re: [ST] Audio set ups.

[James LaPoint <vlapoint@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I would strongly suggest anyone looking for quality sound should check 
out Shure E3 or E4 in ear noise canceling earbuds.  They fit, stay in, 
are comfortable for at least 12-13 hours and deliver really exceptional 
sound at any speed.  I run them direct off my ipod for music and books 
and use the autocom in helmet speakers over the top for bike to bike, 
radar and telephone.
I have gone through many many options and this is my favorite until 
bluetooth becomes a bit more sophisticated.

Jim



On Jan 13, 2007, at 5:41 PM, Emile Nossin wrote:

>> From: Joel Ashman
>> Hey Emile, that looks pretty cool. How well do the ear-peices fit 
>> under your
>> helmet.  Most generic earbuds tend to be difficult to keep in your 
>> ears when
>> you put the helmet on and get uncomfortable after a short period of 
>> time.
>
> There are a few different earplugs included, but I didn't like one of 
> them.
> I used my own generic earbuds (the green ones) which I like much 
> better than
> custom made earplugs I also have. I took the filters out and plugged 
> the
> speakers in, they were the same size. Since they were the same plugs I
> always use, they fit me perfectly. The plugs are a Dutch brand.
>
>> Also, I wonder how hard it would be to integrate the headset into an
>> existing Autocomm because the one I have has 3 imputs.  Radio, Cell, 
>> and
>> MP3/Aux.
>
> It's made for a GSM, you can check the website for options. I have an 
> FM
> radio in my cellphone, as well as an MP3 player. So I don't need more 
> :-).
> Can control everything with voice commands which I program with the 
> neckmike
> on and engine running, otherwise it doesn't work while riding. Used it 
> for
> my Nokia which worked great, still have to re-order me a plug to fit my
> new Sony Ericosson K800i. I don't know if the voice commands are as 
> easy
> to program as on the Nokia.
>
>> Oh yeah, getting it into the USA might be fun too.
>
> It's just a small package, I believe they invented mailmen even in your
> primitive country, right ;-)? Email them and ask...
> You can order it on their site, it's 10 euros when abroad Sweden and
> you can enter credit card details right there. Don't see a problem, 
> it's
> even in English :-). Why would it be hard getting it to the States 
> then?
>
> Emile
> www.piloot.com
>
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