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Me and a friend both use the Naddy system thats sold at Hein Gerick. Its ok up to 40-50mph but after that the VOX seems to stay on and doesn't really work too well. There are some decent kits out there but you'll be hard pushed to get them for less then £150  |
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I've got one.
it's shit
anything over 0 mph is pure wind noise, and the foam mic covers fall off.
Lidl were selling them for a fiver, so I'm not complaining
(same product comes under many different brands)
got an Autocom. night and day.
hit 140 on the M11, and could still here the tunes clear as a bell.
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| mr.z wrote: | | feef wrote: | got an Autocom.
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Which model/options do you have and how much was it?
Still looking for something myself... |
depends what you want.
I wanted a system that could be bike, OR battery powered, worked for pillion and/or bike-bike, and would allow music/phone etc to be piped thru the lid.
I went for the Pro-rider kit at £210, and added a pillion headset to it.
Haven't got the biker-powered kit for it yet, nor the phone specific wiring (might just get the bluetooth option of it's compatible)
You'll get about 4 hrs out a 9v battery, playing tunes into two lids, and also allowing speech.
Speech only is days at a time. (we found this out while touring france)
For that, Im geting the bike power kit (also means the unit hides under the seat or somesuch, and doesnt take up pocket/bum-bag space.
the adjustable voice activation is fantastic, and there's a removeable jack (which can be replaced with a handlebar mounted switch) to switch the speech volume for riding with and without earplugs.
the pro-rider handles stero music, rather than mono, and has a "side-tone" so you can hear yourself, making it easier to know if your pillion has heard what you said.
the other lesser two, have bits and pieces of the pro-rider but not all.
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Thanks for that very much appreciated, i'd be wanting the plug in system and mainly for passenger conversations, just listend to the demo and  bloody hell thats good!
Just hope its not too fiddley... (the wires and such)
Top priority is propper bike gear for her ladyship and then i'll be getting one of these asap!!
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Thanks for that very much appreciated, i'd be wanting the plug in system and mainly for passenger conversations, just listend to the demo and bloody hell thats good!
Just hope its not too fiddley... (the wires and such)
Top priority is propper bike gear for her ladyship and then i'll be getting one of these asap!! |
not fiddly at all.
3 wires (with jacks on the end)
one each for rider and [pillion, 3rd is for additional gadgets (radio for bike-bike/phone etc). "unit" has two sockets, one for music (which has it's volume cut when you talk) and an aux line in (which volume's not cut)
if you can, try and get her a lid with a removeable lining. makes fitting the speakers and mic SOOOO much easier than trying to prise open a glued shut lid lining 
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