Will the J&amp;M handlebar mount cb radio interface with my factory mic and headset on my GL1800
204613
It does not specify if it will interface with the factory models, but it says "Stereo music amplification from any Walkman-type music device", and that it comes with intercom for two helmets.
1178002
I use mine with an ICOM IC-7200. I have an adapter cable made for a Heil headset that works fine with this radio. The adapter cable has a 1/4" jack for an external push to talk switch, which in my case is usually a sustain pedal for an electronic piano that I got from a music supplier. Since the microphone element is an electret type, I have to use the little battery box that came with the headset. I hope this helps.
1978427
The mounting screw increases the diameter of the mounting plug until the unit is snug in whatever handlebar you have. I'd be shocked if it didn't work for your application.
132343
Sure. The shock mount clamps around the girth of the mic. You shouldn't have any problem. I've had no issues with this mount as of yet. I've had it for about a year and a half now.
840396
i am very sure it will work fine. i haven't tried that particular mic with the radio you have but it should work fine.
2038697
I'm not sure. I looked at the mic and it was not clear to me whether or not this mic has a standard male screw retained fitting on the base. This shock mount requires this type of connection.-Ned
153756
This is a universal fit...that means you will have to use dog ear brackes and maybe spacers to work with your Cb. I bottom mounted it off of the lower triple clamp. if your fork tubes are close enough then you can mount it off the side screws and the stock dog ears
1454642
I thought I was getting a boom mic for use with my modular helmet. I was a little disappointed when I saw the button mic. As it turned out the wired button mic (no boom) worked well to be attached to the cheek padding. That doesn't answer your question but might affect your decision.
1859966
I think it should work as long as your microphone has the same plug style as this one. I bought one of these for my old Realistic 427 car cb and it works great. Works better than the original that came with it.
1538978
I don't think the connectors are the same. I would say this will not mate to a CB radio?
1618374
All the handle bar mount speakers.. from boss or hogtunes are pretty crappy and expensive..... ive been through 2 si I decided not to have a stereo for now
1718193
Yes it will, but you will need just a standard microphone clip if you don't have one already. The standard microphone clip would screw right into where the microphone shock mount would go.
1140026
This is a standard 4-pin mic which fits my General Lee, made by Connex, and my Connex HP40 so it should fit your radio if it takes a standard 4- pin mic.
2038698
The shock mount only works with rode microphones... Had to find that out the hard way :(
2003127
Not all 4 pins on every mic are the same. For example the 4 pin on a Cobra radio is not the same as a 4 pin on a Realistic radio, meaning you may have to switch the wires around within the connection to make it work. This is very easy if you know how to solder and you know which combination you need. If not take it to a CB shop or even look it up on YouTube it is very possible you may not have to do anything at all but I have never owned a radio like yours so you would have to look up the mic wiring diagram to see for sure.
431619
Its designed to have the mic and speakers mounted inside the helmet. You may be able to connect a standard set of headphones to the module but even that is meant to attach to the helmet. I personally only use the unit for rider to rider communication. Sorry if I'm not much help.
2038699
I'm not sure. I looked at the mic and it was not clear to me whether or not this mic has a standard male screw retained fitting on the base. This shock mount requires this type of connection. -Ned