spideybuffal0
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I have a sena smh10. I was wondering if anyone has bought Bluetooth wireless ear buds. I'm just not happy with the sound quality. But I don't want to purchase if they will not work.
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Wireless ear buds for sena Bluetooth headset
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WA5VHU
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I tried wired earbuds but they kept pulling out of my ears while ryding due to the cords getting snagged. I haven't tried Bluetooth earbuds, most that I have seen are too big to fit inside my helmet.
I found that with exact placement and by adding pads made for a pair of on-the-ear headphones that the sound from the Sena speakers can be improved. Finding the correct placement inside the helmet is very important or you will lose treble and closeness to the ear gets you more bass.
Adding pads such as these below help the bass a lot, I glued them to the Sena speakers. I pulled my pads off a cheap pair of headphones I already had but I see lots of replacement pads on eBay. Radio Shack used to sell them but I don't see them on-line now though they might still have them in the stores, if you can find one.
I found that with exact placement and by adding pads made for a pair of on-the-ear headphones that the sound from the Sena speakers can be improved. Finding the correct placement inside the helmet is very important or you will lose treble and closeness to the ear gets you more bass.
Adding pads such as these below help the bass a lot, I glued them to the Sena speakers. I pulled my pads off a cheap pair of headphones I already had but I see lots of replacement pads on eBay. Radio Shack used to sell them but I don't see them on-line now though they might still have them in the stores, if you can find one.
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billybovine
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Those look like a good idea. I will have to try that. There cheap enough.
Mazo EMS2
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I've tried one set of bluetooth earbuds. Didn't care for them because they're bulky and don't work worth a crap putting helmet on/off. I've been looking for some though too. I see a lot of the kind that come with a neck collar contraption, then two short wires for the earbuds, but I don't want all the phone functions...I'm just looking for something bluetooth just for music from my phone.
Bfromla
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Fyi I used these before I got my spyder. Fit good in helmet over ear not like buds in ear:clap:& clear sound for the bike without radio. Then i got spyder:yes: & I learned headphone laws later
. Only use for mowing grass now. Not sure if will work with sena but is fine with most phones.
http://www.amazon.com/Rocketfish-Bl...on-Headphones-Bluetooth-Enabled/dp/B002V5OYHC
. Only use for mowing grass now. Not sure if will work with sena but is fine with most phones. http://www.amazon.com/Rocketfish-Bl...on-Headphones-Bluetooth-Enabled/dp/B002V5OYHC
finless
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What do you want them to work with? The will not pair to your SMH10. Bot they will pair to your phone.
Unlike Sena headsets that can have multiple pairs (e.g. to another headset, a SM10 media streaming device, your phone, a GPS, etc) regular BT headphones can only be paired to one thing at a time. So if your looking for a set of these to replace your SMH10, not going to happen.
Bob
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