Speakers

[Colonjrc]

:agree::agree:

Lot's of good suggestions here. Someone may have spoken to this already.
Forgive me if it's a repeat.
My advice is contrary to others, and contrary to what you've asked.
I've found the best music comes from in-helmet speakers.
The newer systems can be set up with battery operated bluetooth so you don't have to deal with installation or wires, and you have the added benefit of an intercom between you and your daughter.
You can use a smartphone or any bluetooth mp3 player/radio for a music source that doesn't take up a lot of space.
Also counter-intuitive, but you get better sound if you wear foam earplugs. The earplugs will cut down the extraneous sounds, but your ears are close enough to the speakers to allow the music to get through.

As always, my free advice comes with a double your money back guarantee.

 

[saralyn15]

Sena 3? I'm not familiar with that. Perhaps you meant the Sena 30K That's the newest one.
I have a pair of Sena 20S units that I'm pretty happy with.
Have you tried doing a firmware upgrade ?
Here is something else I've found. Are you using your cellphone for music ? Or do you have your cell phone paired to the headset for calls? Every time your cellphone annunciates, it cuts out the music and you get a deadspot.
That means every time you get an email, or a text message, or the state tests the emergency broadcast system, or your calendar gives you schedule reminder, or you go in or out of network range, or wi-fi networks become available as you travel, or weather alerts, or traffic alerts, or a politician asks for money, or software updates, etc., etc., the music will cut out for a brief time.
We don't pay any attention to the number of alerts our phones generate when we're just sitting in the living room but they can be many and are more obvious when they interfere with our tunes on the road.

It's Sena 3s

 

[dklehman]

The cardo pack talk bold with jbl speakers has really good sound and does not have to be cranked up to sound good. As for cutting out i never have an issue i also have all alerts turned off on my phone when i ride. The system is expensive but sounds like it is close to the speaker systems you are looking at.

 

[ThreeWheels]

It's Sena 3s

Please keep us posted if adjusting your phone annunciations may help.

 

[Winnex3]

I have bought these speakers 4 times now and they never disappoint they get plenty loud and sound good Boss Audio Systems MCBK420B Motorcycle Bluetooth Speaker System - Class D Compact Amplifier, 3 Inch Weatherproof Speakers, Volume Control, Great for Use with ATVs/Motorcycles, 12 Volt Vehicles

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

I have bought these speakers 4 times now and they never disappoint they get plenty loud and sound good Boss Audio Systems MCBK420B Motorcycle Bluetooth Speaker System - Class D Compact Amplifier, 3 Inch Weatherproof Speakers, Volume Control, Great for Use with ATVs/Motorcycles, 12 Volt VehiclesView attachment 180047

This is similar to the SHARK system I mentioned , however I don't see a wired remote like the Shark has ..... Mike hyea: