Is this for 2 complete units with boom microphone fir 2 helmets? It doesn't say in the description. Also, will these units be under Scala warranty?
1041704
Yes, a set to be used with 2 helmets. Totally 9 units can be connected each other. It supossed to have a warranty of producer as usual.
1041705
It is for the set of 2. And yes, they are new in original box under warranty. I love g9.
1041706
Yes and yes. It is two complete sets with two one-year warranty is from scala.
1041707
It is for 2 units and they work very well. I cannot answer regarding the warranty
1041708
Yes it is for two helmets with needed microphones, two boom microphones plus two stick on mics. I don't know about the warranty
1041709
Yes, there are 2 boom mikes and 2 wired mikes in the kit. Both are covered by the Scala Warranty. They come pre-linked on channel A and when you go to the Scala website to set up the unit, you can enter each one separately.
1041710
yes is all complete set for each of the 2 riders (2 helmets), and it comes already paired and warranty by scala.
229412
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
2045458
I use the detachable boom with my Scorpion modular helmet. I use the SMH-A301 Helmet Clamp Kit with my half shell. Pay attention to your side straps when making your selection. There are different models designed to work with the v-shaped straps for the speakers. Also remove the foam from the boom and make sure the hole is pointed toward you. Sometimes, mine get pointed forward and excessive noise results.
1390312
While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the main mount. I think you can alter this mic setup on either type. While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the... » Read More While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the main mount. I think you can alter this mic setup on either type. « Show Less
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I'm not sure if this will work with those specific helmets, but the system is pretty flexible and should fit almost anything. I hope this helps. I have been very happy with my units, but I use it mostly for skiing. I have seen it used for snowmobiling.
437508
I am the passenger (Pillon) on a G4. I can have my helmet on while my husband gassing the bike and go into the gas station. I can still hear him loud and clear. MY response would be yes. We were trying to do scala adjustments on another unit in a riding group and I had on their scala ( while on my husband bike) and making adjustments with their primary unit on another bike. I do not think distance between primary and secondary is a problem, but I don't think a rep is going to tell you that when they can sell you 2 units?
1718541
Each unit is for one helmet. They work great though! I own 4. I would recommend buying the 2 pack.
1057666
I should've probably simply clicked the "I don't know" option, but when I was shopping for mine the 10-11 option had the optional button microphone. My kit came with both the boom and the button microphones. I found the button option was much easier to use in my helmet and gave me more room to get my drink hose up in there rather than bumping to the larger boom mic.
2220493
You can switch helmets but you must undo the microphone unit each time. That involves unscrewing the allen type screw and sliding out the earphones from under the helmet lining and installation into the other helmet.It is a little bit of a pain and fifteen minutes time.
1920079
Yes, it comes with both, they are pre wired and are plugged into the unit with a micro USB. The speakers and microphone need to be connected to the helmet with Velcro. I am very happy with my unit.
1454641
There are two different versions. If you want the wired mic, make sure the description says "full face helmet". The boom mic is in the one that doesn't specify in the title but it says "for open face helmets" in the item description.
1805881
Yes, the scala headsets come as a matched pair. Two riders can communicate as long as they have a matched pair. Distance between headsets could be about 100ft +/-
1720415
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.
746851
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
746855
Yes! If you had two sets of wires, it would be easiest, then you can leave all the wires for mikes and speakers in each helmet and just disconnect the unit and move it between the two.
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.
2220494
Once you're familiar with the mount (attached it once or twice), swapping it between helmets is really easy and takes less than five minutes. I have all 4 style helmets, full, modular flip face, 3/4, and half helmet. I've never used this unit on the half helmet ( I thought the mic might look a little goofy ), but I did see that I could put the speakers into the "Y" formed by the chin strap where it comes down around the ears. I know the new Sena's have a removable mic, or don't have one at all, but it's flexible and would ride along the helmets edge anyway. I thought my open face helmet for summer is what I believe is called the 3/4. Anyway, the mount is a simple clamp unit, not permanent, and really easy to switch out. Hope this helps.