Motorcycle Headsets - The Motorcycle Sound System

Are you thinking of buying a motorcycle headset? If so, there is a range of motorcycle headsets available on the market at a range of prices, so it would be a good idea to have a look online and compare some of the motorcycle headsets on sale there before committing yourself to buying one. Here are a few examples of motorcycle headsets that I found in a quick online search.

1. Over on Amazon, The Midland AVPH1 Open Face Helmet Headset for Midland GMRS is selling for $33.60, which is a 33 percent saving over the list price of $50.00. Customers on Amazon have given these motorcycle headsets an average of 4/5 stars in 12 reviews. This is a speaker microphone that is designed to be used with an open-faced helmet. The set consists of a boom microphone and 2 speakers, all of which go inside the helmet. There is a press-to-talk button that can be mounted on the handle bars and that is attached to the headset by a wiring harness that has a dual-pin connector. These motorcycle headsets are designed for use with Midland GMRS/FRS Radios and work well with all models. Customers were vey pleased with their AVPH1 headsets and thought they were a high-quality product sold at a reasonable price.

2. IMC Motorcom’s iPhone Motorcycle Helmet Headset is $65.00 on Amazon, where it has been given 5 stars in one customer review. These motorcycle headsets allow bikers with smartphones, such as the Palm Pre, the Apple iPhone, and the Blackberry Storm, that have standard 3.5mm headset jacks to take advantage of the full range of features of their phones. The headsets are equipped with large diameter IMC speakers that give great volume and sound fidelity and a microphone that carries your voice clearly. Voice and music control for smartphones with voice dialing is easily handled by a push-to-talk button that is mounted on the handlebars. The reviewer commented that this headset met his requirements completely.

3. The ScalaRider Q2 Bluetooth Motorcycle Headset from Cardo Systems is priced at $189.99 on Amazon. These motorcycle headsets offer rider-to-passenger and bike-to-bike communication, GPS voice instructions, an FM radio, MP3 capability and phone call override. They can be charged in 3 hours and will give up to 8 hours talk time with a standby time of 10 days. They have ACG and VOX technology, 2 ultra-slim speakers and a speaker booster. They are ruggedly made to withstand both snow and rain and are designed to fit all 3/4 and full-face helmets.

These few descriptions of motorcycle headsets are intended to give you a better idea of what you can expect to find online. If none of these appeal to you particularly, I’d suggest you go online and take a look for yourself to see if you can find one that is right for you.