Are the speakers detachable (e.g. for placing them inside snowboard helmet's audio pockets)?
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No, your best bet compatible with a sports helmet is a behind-the-neck style. For example,Sennheiser PMX 60 Lightweight Portable Headphones with Neckband (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Not that I could determine. I'm pretty sure that they are integral with the head band.
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Most Audio Compatible Helmets would have some sort of zippered padded layer that houses both the audio speakers as well as the wires.... So the wires just slip inside and hide away.
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No the stands are not removable, but they could be sliced off with a hacksaw since they are thin plastic, if you were dead set on this particular speaker set.
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No,the cord is not detachable on theses headphones. I personally like the longer than standard cord (9 feet). If I were interested in a detachable cord I would just go with cordless headphones.
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Unfortunately, not. However, the cables can be replaced. There are many that have done it, and places like ALOaudio can do it, or just search around. There are places that will do it for you and can actually make them into detachable. Cheers,
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I use them in my motorcycle helmet and they just sit in the ear pocket just fine, if your helmet isn't equip with this I'd say just get some velcro for it.
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No, they do not. They are made specifically for snowboard helmets with built in pockets.
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Yes and no. Yes they physically fit under your helmet, but I did not find them too comfortable after an hour or so. Plus the chords tend to get caught on your collar or jacket and it can pull the earbud part way out of your ear; thus requiring you to either lose one side of the sound or stop and remove your helmet to re-insert them. I ended up switching to a Sena intercom system instead (where the flat speakers are mounted inside the helmet).
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They attach to the inside of snowboard helmets made to accept them. They won't work for any helmet not designed for them.
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The long ones aren't easily attached (Velcro). But the short ones plug right into the audio jack which is at the top of most devices.
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You can move the main unit from helmet to helmet. You will have problems moving the speakers but you can buy extra speakers and mic's from the website
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No, the speakers don't detach, are fixed to the whole unit, however this SC-hc58 has a several wireless connectivity, like bluetooth, wifi, and itunes , or even to ipod or iphone
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Hi JA Tremini, this Sony CMTV10IPN doesn't come with detachable or additional speakers. -Ely
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It does detach. Volume can be to high at times, thus defeating the purpose of hearing protection. Just keep in mind that the earcups do tend to make your skin sweat.
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Thanks for your question. It is not possible to disassemble the speakers. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Boston Acoustics dealer.
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The wires detach from the unit but not the speakers--you would just need a connector. I haven't taken the back off the speakers, though--if you know what you're doing you might be able to detach inside, or splice.
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The unit is only about 2" high so I would think you have room on the side to mount it where you can reach it easy enough. The speakers are about 1 1/2" in diameter which would fit inside the helmet. I have mine on 3 different modular helmet that I have the mounts on with extra speakers. That way all I have to do is move the unit to a different helmet. Hope this helps.