I have a Blinc Bluetooth unit in a Hawk Helmet. The current speakers diconnect by unplugging a 3.5mm mini cable. Will these connect the same way?
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Yes they will connect to a 3.5 mm mini cable. They were not any louder that the stock sena Sena ones.
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Yes, these speakers are equipped with industry-standard 3.5 mm male stereo plug and an extension cable.
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Yes, they should work. Most speaker connections if this type are typically all the same.
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You could try a Bluetooth transmitter dongle that plugs into the radio's 1/8" jack -- I have one that's made to work with my Bluetooth headset (the Jaybird uSport) but I saw another one called GOgroove BlueSense that appears to be exactly the same thing (but blue).
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if I recall ride the big one is for this speakers and those small one is for the power they all should go into the connector on the back of the head unit they should be color coded at least mine was. sorry if this doesn't make sense I'm doing it on the fly with voice commands from my cell phone cuz half my screen is broken and non-functional yay...
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Hello Tim,Thank you for your inquiry.The GOgroove BlueSYNC LX Bluetooth Wireless 2.1 All-in-One Satellite Speaker System is designed to work using any 3.5mm Auxiliary connection (headphone connection).Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service
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The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery runs low. The patch cable does not include any audio controls. The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery... » Read More The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery runs low. The patch cable does not include any audio controls. « Show Less
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Yes, it is I have a HJC IS-MAX BT Modular helmet. The kit comes with velcro or double sided tape pieces that you use to attach the speakers, main unit and battery to the helmet. When you pop off the inside cushions of the helmet you can hide the wires so nothing sticks out. When you look at my helmet you only see the main unit. If you have a HJC helmet with a Bluetooth connection port then they make specific Bluetooth headsets for that helmet. If you have an older style helmet it is still very easy to install everything. One thing I haven't used yet is the mic, I really don't ride and talk just listen to music.
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No. That's what I was panning on doing but it's the wrong cable. The small ends fits into a headphone jack, but it is a 3.5mm optical connection.
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Hi. The headset I use with this Bluetooth dongle has a mic as well and can connect to my cellphone so I don't see that it would be an issue. Just make sure you un-install the old Bluetooth drivers and then install the new drivers off the DVD before plugging in your new dongle and it should set up just fine.
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Refer to page 8 of the instruction book. My son connected the speakers for me. If the book instruction is not enough Best Buy offer a connection service.
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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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No, you will have to get an adapter (I had to do this as well, but for a 3.5 MM headset jack). The actual connection looks sort of like a USB connection. This is the link to the adapter that I had to buy: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000COKYXM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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only a minijack connector will work - bluetooth doesn't work as the 30pin to bluetooth adapter doesn't work as the 30pin doesn't draw enough power.
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If it has Bluetooth, it will connect that way. Or you can just use the cable that comes with the speaker to plug it in direct.
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Hello Bjoyful, Thank you for your inquiry. The Noise-Cancelling Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headsets can be used as intercoms with each other. However, this product was designed to be used with full and open faced helmets and you may find it difficult finding a place to mount it with a half helmet. Sincerely, Accessory Genie Customer Service
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I saw your question and removed the speakers that were connected to the output jack and plugged in a headset... worked perfectly.
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The connection between your Bluetooth device and the speakers is wireless. The connection between the two speakers is not. And of course, there's also an AC cord.
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You have 2 options: The SENA SC A0120 Plug In Cord is one option and it will work. Or, if you still want Bluetooth you have to purchase the Sena SM10-01 SM10 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter. You mount it on your bike and plug into bike connection. The difference is; you will have no cords connecting to your helmet. It will work thru the blue tooth connection.