May 12, 2009

Motorcycle Helmet Speakers w/ Volume Control

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Motorcycle Helmet Speakers w/ Volume Control

Manufacturer: Bignic
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Works fine.

Review Date: August 12, 2010

Reviewer: Alison Kihara, San Rafael, CA United States

I used this with my GPS system and the voice is loud enough. The only negative comment is it is a little unconfortable after installing these in the helmet. I don't have much room in my helmet.
As a whole I am pleased with these. I could use it for other sound devices, too, on the bike.

Plenty loud but too thick

Review Date: June 1, 2009

Reviewer: Daniel J. Mcgonigle, Newark DE

Pros -
1. Volume. You should have no problem as far as volume is concerned. These are plenty loud with an iPod.
2. Cord length - overall length of the cord is good, if not a little too long.

Cons -
1. The volume knob could be easier to use. If you aren't using these on a motorcycle, no worries. Don't try to adjust while driving or with gloves, it's not going to happen.
2. Thickness. I have a full faced HJC helmet, so factor that in. 7/16" doesn't sound thick but they are uncomfortable as all get out. If you can get around 1/4" thickness you would be better off.

For me, these were a waste of money but a good learning experience. Now that I am looking for thinner speakers, I found articles on cutting up the old walkman/discman headsets. I have several of them cluttering up drawers so that is my next step.

solved a problem!

Review Date: June 1, 2009

Reviewer: Jack Sherlock, Boise, Id United States

I wanted to listen to the radio when I ride my scooter. These worked nicely and I use them every day when I ride with my helmet on.

:)>>

They work!

Review Date: February 3, 2009

Reviewer: Trish, CA

I use these headphone speakers with my IPOD in my jacket while riding my HD on the freeway and on quieter roads. It's nice to have nice music playing and I also appreciate the fact that these headphones are not so loud that they would be unsafe if a siren were to come behind.
The sound is good and for the price, they are a good deal.

Great bang for the buck

Review Date: January 14, 2008

Reviewer: Nathaniel J. Kuhn, Chicagoland, IL

You totally get what you pay for. With moderate expectations (knowing these are not going to give you the greatest sound you have ever heard from a set of headphones) these are really great.

I used them a few times last season, and they were awesome. Took a bit to get them to fit just right, but I left them in for good - they are so low profile they don't bother me in the helmet at all.

Knowing that riders who wear a helmet will most certainly be wearing riding gloves, I may have made the volume switch a bit easier to use for gloved hands, but otherwise, they work great!!

These new helmet speakers are only about 1/2" thick and very comfortable. Use them with any radio, MP3, or CD player that has a standard 1/8" output jack. They fit into your helmet's ear pockets or can be secured to the helmet lining with the attached Velcro or adhesive Velcro pads. Your satisfaction is guaranteed! Specifications: Speakers: Dimensions: 1 3/4" diameter X 7/16" thick Impedance: 40 ohms +/- 15% at 1KHz Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz Sensitivity: 103 +/- 4 dB at 1 KHz, 10 mW Rated Power: 10 mW Max Power: 50 mW with 1/8" connector jack Connector Cable: Stereo music cable: 1/8" plug to 1/8" plug with inline volume control