I'm thinking in adapt it to my Shoei Multitec helmet. For this, it's critical to know the LENGTH of the soft wire microphone CABLE. Do you know?
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I understand what you want to do, because I did the same thing. I did not use the microphone on a cable I use the detachable boom mike. It works great! I have the same helmet. I sandwiched it between the cheek piece and the other piece. The end of the boom mike has a round Velcro and sticks to the material of the helmet. If you want pictures let me know.
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I measured the wire on the soft wire microphone. It is roughly 9 inches from the edge of the mic to the plug. Total length, including the mic and the cord is 10 inches. I bought this to fit my Scorpion EX-900. Sena recommended I use the boom mic inside my chin bar. I tried it and have stuck with it. Hope this helps.
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There is a wire that is around 6 to 8 inches (maybe a little longer) that hangs from helmet. Exact length will depend on helmet. It also has an extension wire a couple of feet long. I run the extension wire from a wrist strap for my nano to the helmet wire. You can disconnect the helmet wire from the extension wire to remove the helmut. Works good. If you get it I recommend testing before installing in helmet. The first one I got had a bad connection to the extension wire and had to return it. Replacement one worked great.
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I haven't used the shoe yet and I don't see anything in the manual except it is for a mic, good luck
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I have a RPHA transformer helmet and the system works great. There may be some variation in ur helmet that may prevent you from using it. The microphone mints on the non moving part of the helmet just in front of and below the speaker on whichever side u prefer. It is a boom sort so can be adjusted for mike placement.
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not familiar with those microphones but if they're low impedance there shouldn't be a . It's a great cord soft flexible it works real well
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Frederico, i got an extension cable from the following vendor when i bought a bundle from him. Check to see if he will sell you an extension cable outside the bundle. This is absolutely essential, because the original cable for the RODE is relatively short. That said, the mic is great . . . Good luck.Rode smartLav bundle with vampire clip and extension cable
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The cord is well over a foot long. I have a large head and still had to bunch up the cord slack using the provided connector. The device should fit any head.
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I use the SMH10 which uses similar ear speakers and mic. My bike is a softail standard with windshield. A lot of wind noise is more the issue then the loud pipes. My best results are obtained with a helmet that has a face shield. With that setup all functions were significantly better then usable. With the face shield up on the helmet then wind noise became the issue at hwy speeds.
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We just used the tape measure 87 inches...around 7 ft long with adapter...Its a real good headset.
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Truth54, sorry for the delay. The cord is just about four feet long. I put the transmitter in my back right pocket for easy access, run the cord up my back, and put on the headset. My suit jacket then covers everything. The wiring doesn't show, and I have mobility. Four feet seems to be a good length without being too long or too short.
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Yes, but make sure you get appropriate one for the helmet type. I had to use heavy duty velcro on the boom mic to prevent it from detaching from the exterior of the helmet
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I was about to post a review on Amazon about the headset. I had to immediately superglue the cover the the ear piece so it would stay on. Also the wire is VERY short, much shorter than any other I ever had.
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Hi Kent, I no longer have it as it was stolen together with my backpack. I never wear it inside a helmet so I can't comment. But I never replace it because, like what others said, with the cable, I might as well use a regular wired headset. It doesn't give me the convenient of a wireless headset.
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it's 42" from tip of connector to tip of mic.The connector is a 2.5 mm & about 1/2" length, ( the part that goes into the socket).As far as I know it only fits the Drift Ghost not the earlier Drift cameras which take a 3.5mm as far as I know. It works really good IMO. item #54-003-00 I don't know what these other people are talking about it being 3.5? That's not what mine is! That's what the earlier Drift takes from what I know. Yes It can be frustrating trying to get proper info I've got a 3.5 mm mic sitting in the drawer that I was told would fit & it didn't!
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The crappy plug they give you is 1/4" ... spend $5, $10,or $15 and get a decent cord. It makes a lotta difference in the Mic's performance!
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It would not fit the mic on a Audio-Technica PRO8HE Headset, because it isn't cylindrical. That fat mic head is way too big for anything bigger than a Wendy's thick cut french fry.
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I bought them for my Dynex headset they measure 2 inches across and the lip is 1/2 in. So you have a good amount of foam to wrap over the earpiece. It may be tight but is easy to work to get on the earpiece