Difference in Scala Rider G9 Single Headset 210144 and G9 Powerset 210145?
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As the name implies, "single" means "one" headset, and the Powerset has 2 headsets. It's best to get the set of 2, even if you're mostly riding single right now. The extra battery and several extra mounts allows you to set up multiple helmets. You can assure future compatibility by buying the set of 2 at the outset.
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The Powerset has two complete headsets, i.e.; for 2 riders (on the same bike or on 2 different bikes).
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Yes, the G9X uses the same Logitech Gaming Software as the G13. I'm currently running a G13 game pad, G9X mouse and G930 headset on LGS 8.46.27.
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Just for your information, I gave this item a bad review. Alot of problems and I returned it. I went to the ScalaRider g9 and it was well worth the money. Absolutely no problems. My suggestion is to return it because there are more problems than you will want to deal with. They don't go the distance they advertise and they won't stay on the helmet. The scalarider can pair with up to 9 other people along with a GPS and your phone. I no longer use my goldwing intercom system. this is the best suggestion that I can give you. I spent about 4 months researching and buying(and returning) intercoms and the one I suggested is the best to date. Just for your information, I gave this item a bad review. Alot of problems and I returned it. I went to the ScalaRider g9 and it was well worth the money. Absolutely no problems. My suggestion is to return it because there are more problems than you will want to deal with. They don't go the distance they advertise and they won't stay on the helmet. The scalarider can pair with up to 9 other people along with a GPS and your phone. I no longer use my goldwing intercom system. this is the best suggestion that I can give you. I spent about 4 months researching and buying(and returning)... » Read More Just for your information, I gave this item a bad review. Alot of problems and I returned it. I went to the ScalaRider g9 and it was well worth the money. Absolutely no problems. My suggestion is to return it because there are more problems than you will want to deal with. They don't go the distance they advertise and they won't stay on the helmet. The scalarider can pair with up to 9 other people along with a GPS and your phone. I no longer use my goldwing intercom system. this is the best suggestion that I can give you. I spent about 4 months researching and buying(and returning) intercoms and the one I suggested is the best to date. « Show Less
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Hello Mr Tooth,The Scala Rider Q1 is just like the Teamset Pro and most Bluetooth headsets in the sense that they all use a 3.5 mm Jack port to connect speakers or earbuds to your unit to allow for easy listening. So yes if you are using a set of earphones that utilize this type of jack connection then you will be good to go.Thanks,SpoiledBiker
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this are mk2. here's a thread on head-fi talking about the differences:http://www.head-fi.org/t/651159/vsonic-mk-vs-mkii-differences
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49.61mm. Don't be so concerned with exact numbers. This headset is classified as a standard (external) 1.5" lower cup, and a semi-integrated 1 1/8" upper. The semi-integrated upper headset is a pretty standard size these days which is referred to a 44mm ID standard. There are two routes you can go to find out if this will fit your frame: Contact Canecreek (suggested) or go to their website and use their headset fit calculator. The other option (also recommended) is to contact the manufacture of your frame to find out exactly which aftermarket headsets are applicable. I have this same headset in the "110 series" on two bikes, my Santa Cruz Tallboy carbon and my Lynskey Pro29. This is the most common headset used for tapered headtubes and forks outside of the normal Specialized, Trek, Giant, C'dale, and Niner that all use fully integrated style or semi-integrated top & bottom headsets. They like to make stuff proprietary and confusing. Hope that helps. As for the quality of this headset, I build bikes, and for part selection of a set-and-forget headset that is budget-minded. This is one of the best on the market. The 40-series is considered the "workhorse" of the Cane Creek lineup. Strong enough for downhill but light enough for XC racing and won't break the bank.
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Yes, it will work with anyone who has a matchable device, the same Scala, and you can talk up to 4 people at once, but it doesn't go very far with the Scala 1. It would have to be a stop signs and stop lights or really close to each other. The Scala 3 does more riders at once and farther distances apart, the 9 is the best, goes the farthest and most people. One thing I love is how it gets louder as the noise level in your helmet goes up and lowers at stops. Verybpkease with this set up and very easy to set up.
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Just for your information, I gave this item a bad review. Alot of problems and I returned it. I went to the ScalaRider g9 and it was well worth the money. Absolutely no problems. My suggestion is to return it because there are more problems than you will want to deal with. They don't go the distance they advertise and they won't stay on the helmet. The scalarider can pair with up to 9 other people along with a GPS and your phone. I no longer use my goldwing intercom system. this is the best suggestion that I can give you. I spent about 4 months researching and buying(and returning) intercoms and the one I suggested is the best to date.
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According to Netgear website the difference between DGND3700v1 and DGND3700v2 is very minor. It seems like USB specifications has been updated to allow wider choice of printers to use for ReadySHARE.
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I recommend calling the seller to get the correct version. I ordered the wrong one at first and hand to exchange. There are a bunch of compatibility details about headsets that don't make it into the description.
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Diff described here http://plantronics.lithium.com/t5/Mobile-Bluetooth-Headsets/903-vs-903-R/td-p/10260
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While i wouldn't stake my life on it - it looks like the CS series has a "pin" that comes out of the earbud and "locks" into place on the headset. I don't see anything like that on the Marque 2 items leading me to believe they are incompatible. Plantronics customer support may be able to offer solutions however.
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I own both microphones and the only difference I could find between the two is the capsule size. they work ok the capsules will overload pretty easily. also the connectors are very funky. They make a universal connector that does not work very well. You will have to tape them to keep them from making noise. For a little bit more money I would recommend the Galaxy Audio HSE Unidirectional Single Ear Hook Earset Microphone. I own all 3 headsets the Galaxy sounds much better and the connectors are custom to each manufacture. Not one universal connector that you have to try to tape to keep from making connection noise. I ended up replacing all my SE50 and SE10 cables with the Galaxy replacement cables. The replacement cables are about $50 each so by time you're done you might as well had bought the galaxy headset you'll be a much happier person even though it's a little bit more expensive. I hope you find this helpful. I see the SE50 and the galaxy are the same price. I would definitely go with the Galaxy
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Functionally they are identical. The more expensive units have the ability to use earbuds instead of helmet speakers and also have a microphone boom.
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I'm not too sure what point cybertext is making but I'll reply anyway.... I have purchased the "Plantronics MX150 Flexible Boom Headset with 2.5 mm Plug" from the seller "NEWandOEM" before. And I placed another order for the same item from the same seller just now. True, cybertext, the item is NEW. Also true is that this item is not OEM -- or at least I think it's not. The item(s) I previously ordered from this seller are marked "MX150BCAE. I just got off the phone with Plantronic -- and they have no such model number. Nevertheless, these possible knock-off and/or non-OEM versions DO work. And, unlike the other OEM versions which cost $30, these are less than $5 each. If anyone can show me where to find this model in a fancy-packaged OEM model for that price let me know!
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There is no difference. Both are WR700, both are KLEER wireless. And I believe TDK no longer makes them. Really good pair of headphones though.
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Sorry, I returned this headset.................I don't know what a model Verykool r23 is...........anyway I didn't find this headset very satisfactory.