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Cardo Scala Rider G4 Powerset
The Cardo G4 PowerSet intercom kit redefines the notion of high-end Motorcycle Intercom communication for bikers. For riding with other bikers or between couples riding together, the scala rider G4 PowerSet offers two factory paired scala rider G4 headsets in one package for immediate Motorcycle Intercom use.
Encased in a rugged yet streamlined body, the scala rider G4 PowerSet offers Bike-to-Bike Intercom at a remarkable range of up to ONE MILE!
The scala rider G4 PowerSet also features unique 4-Way Motorcycle Intercom between two bikers and two passengers or among three separate bikers.
Multi-Device Connectivity, including mobile phone, A2DP (Bluetooth stereo), FM radio with RDS, intuitive button controls, wire connectivity to iPod™/MP3 player, and much more, make the PowerSet the world’s most feature-rich communication and entertainment system for bikers.
The scala rider G4 PowerSet offers multilingual status announcements allowing bikers to maintain smooth and safe Bluetooth handsfree Motorcycle Intercom communication while on the move. The device transmits useful information regarding connectivity status to other bikers, to your mobile phone and more. The PowerSet system can be installed on virtually all helmets within several minutes before you’re set for a ride. The scala rider G4 PowerSet is truly the most biker friendly Motorcycle Intercom communication system on the market!
The scala rider G4 PowerSet is also available with corded microphones to fit the tightest full-faced helmets.
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FEATURES
- Bike-to-bike intercom communications with 3 other headsets with a remarkable range of up to 1 mile (with flip up antenna for extended range)
- Link together for 4-way intercom conference calling between 2 couples riding on 2 motorcycles (full duplex)
- Multi device compatibility headset is compatible with the following types of devices: (a) A Bluetooth enabled mobile phone (for hands-free communication), (b) A stereo Bluetooth enabled MP3 player, adapter or mobile phone (for wireless music), (c) A non-Bluetooth enabled MP3 player (accepts MP3 card), (d) A Bluetooth enabled GPS unit (for in-helmet voice instructions) GPS must support headset connectivity, (e) A Scala Rider Q2 headset (for hands-free communication up to 500m/1,640ft), (f) Scala Rider Solo/FM/TeamSet driver headset (for hands-free rider to passenger communication)
- VOX Activation: intercom calls, answer, voice dial, redial and call reject functions
- Includes an embedded FM radio with scan and seek features and 6 station channel memory
- Individual audio sources - each G4 headset can conduct mobile phone calls or listen to the FM radio or MP3 audio independently
- Full Duplex - allows simultaneous talking and listening when using intercom connections
- Talk time up to 10 hours, standby time up to 10 days
- AGC Technology - headset automatically adjusts its own volume based on ambient noise and driving speed
- Rechargeable Li-Polymer Battery (for use in North American style "Type A" electrical outlets)
- Noise canceling microphone
- Weather resistant design
- Fits virtually all 3/4 and full face helmets
Multiple Device Connectivity (“MDC”)
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Motorcycle Intercom conference mode with two other scala rider G4 users and with one of the following Bluetooth devices:
- Mobile Phone (either directly or via a GPS device)
- GPS device
- A2DP enabled MP3 Player or Adapter
Note:
- Range may vary according to terrain
- Includes 2 Cardo G4 Head Sets
Cardo G4 Powerset
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Just okay
It works well here in California, but not so well in Baja.
July 12, 2012
Really love the Cardo G4 Powerset
Originally we had purchased a bluetooth communicator from a different manufacturer. It was difficult to use and connection was hit and miss.
Finally we decided to get the Cardo G4 system. WOW! what a difference! you turn it on and it connects immediately. we never have to resync. Clarity is also very good and it works well with my iPhone.
I would say I only have two complaints. I wish I could listen to my iPhone music stream and have my GPS connected at the same time. So far I haven't found any system that can do this. The second complaint is there can be a little delay when speaking with my wife and we find ourselves saying, "are you there?".
Other than that I couldn't be happier with this system.
June 23, 2012
G4 easy to set up
I have not used all the features but the intercom worked good. It was great to have on our trip. Four us used them all day long with no drop in power. Revzilla had the best price and shipping as usual. I needed them quick and Revzilla came through. Thank you.REVZILLA
June 4, 2012
Awesome
I've been shopping around for a communication systeme for a while and this is exactly what i was looking for, easy to install, easy to use and very good product. Now i can ride with my wife on the other bike and talk with her at the same time. Good for long distance ride, listen to music and the GPS . I recommend this product to anyone. I wish they would come up with a half helmet bracket soon.
May 28, 2012
Great setup for 2-up riding
G4 works very well, no issues. It was easy to set up and availability of inexpensive mounting hardware makes it easy to transfer between helmets.
The only downside - speakers are a bit large for my Suomy, but worked well in Arai, HJC, and Scorpion. Smaller speakers and / or option to plug in own headphones would be nice for some helmets.
May 7, 2012
Sending it back, quite disappointed
I had high hopes for this system. I installed the headsets on two helmets and they were already paired from the factory. It took a few tries to get optimal speaker placement but shortly enough my girlfriend and I were talking to each other with ease. All was good. I paired up my iPhone quickly and easily, things were going great, so I took an extended ride to listen to some music and this is where my perception began to go downhill a bit.
Perhaps I'm overly fussy, but the sound quality of the music was pretty much awful. The speakers were tinny and distorted, with generally bad transmission quality over Bluetooth. I understand speakers are going to be fairly tinny due to their size but even with better speakers, the sound quality would have been marginal due to the way the audio was delivered to the headset. I could basically only tell what song I was listening to based on the high frequencies of cymbals and the occasional bright melodic sounds - midrange and bass were completely absent. Strike 1.
The next time I went out with the headset for an extended ride, I brought my girlfriend along and we attempted to communicate. Things were going fairly well at low speeds and we were talking without too much issue, only having to repeat ourselves every other sentence. We then got on the highway and couldn't hear each other at all due to the poor sound quality. The wind noise was intense when we weren't talking (inside full faced helmets behind a huge windshield) and when we were talking, the volume was too low despite being at the maximum and talking directly into the microphones. To make things worse after a short period of time the system had gone into a non-transmission mode so we weren't listening to each other's wind noise - not an issue normally but unfortunately it would not wake up when we spoke or even yelled into the microphone. We got off the highway and tried to talk on lower speed roads again and timed how long it took before the system reactivated itself on its own (they were turned on). It took over 5 minutes most of the time. That's right, it took over 5 minutes of constant talking/yelling into the microphone before the voice activated system activated itself again. It also shuts itself off after 30 seconds of inactivity so reliability of voice activated communication was pretty much nil. (an important feature for a voice communication system, no?). My girlfriend's right speaker also stopped working on its own during the same trip. Strike 2.
I broke out the manual and discovered you can press a button to re-initiate communication to the other rider when voice activated isn't working and it would reconnect after 1-10 seconds or so after pressing the button. 1 second is OK, but 10 seconds was not ideal (in the same room, not moving, antennas up). It still offered hope of a solution for communications so I thought I'd give the system another chance on an extended ride. I began by listening to some music for 4-5 hours as I rode. All was good in high frequency only land, providing a bit of entertainment on a boring interstate. Unfortunately my right speaker started cutting in and out on its own and made listening to music unbearable. I figured this could have perhaps been a battery issue after hours of continuous use so I turned the music off for the remainder of my ride and forgot about things until the return journey. I had a freshly charged headset for the way back and music had been playing for maybe 30 minutes and the right speaker began cutting out again. Infuriated, I pulled over to the side of the road and began troubleshooting. I rebooted my phone, rebooted the headset and I was only able to re-engage the right speaker by pushing/pulling on the wire in certain ways, meaning I almost certainly had a wire break after 2 weeks of light use. The wire was gently fed through the helmet and not exposed to any impact/pulling at all! It seemed that both headsets already had broken right speakers after a handful of uses. I resigned myself to no music for the return journey and was left very frustrated and let down.
Getting home I contacted Revzilla who were helpful and mentioned this was likely a software issue (!). I had already upgraded the units to the latest available firmware on a windows PC I was able to borrow (sorry Mac users, Cardo doesn't support you). I reset the units to factory default as per the suggestion and lo and behold music began playing in both headphones again. I was moderately bewildered as to what I did wrong and wondered how often this would be happening in the future on the road. Regardless, I felt like I had achieved some sort of success except not even 1 minute later, the right headphone began cutting out again. I was sitting motionless on my living room couch. Strike 3.
Bang for the buck gets 1 star out of 5 due to the fact that this is an expensive product compared to most competitors, yet seems to be made with very poor wires and doesn't work for voice activated communications. It would only cost Cardo a few cents per headset to go with better quality wires. Even cheap headphones don't break as easily as this multi-hundred dollar headsets. You can't trust this system will link up with the other headset quickly so communicating something you see at the side of the road to the other rider is just not going to happen since you'll only be able to tell them about it 5 minutes after you've passed it... if you ever get to tell them about it at all through the headset. Not good for emergencies.
Ease of install gets 3 stars as it wasn't too difficult to get things in place but it wasn't easy to get a reliable installation. I was delicate with this thing and the wires still broke anyways. In contrast, I abuse my headphones by going for runs, winding/wrapping them up in a case and after years of use like this they still function properly. Broken wires really should not be an issue for an application like a motorcycle.
Durability gets 1 star due to the wiring issues. You can't use a headset that doesn't have working speakers. Pretty major flaw.
Sound clarity gets 2 stars as I was actually able to discern what music I was listening to, but it was generally distorted and tinny. The noise cancellation at highway speeds was not good and you simply couldn't communicate with the other rider.
Ease of use gets 1 star because the main feature - voice activated communications - doesn't work most of the time. The buttons don't offer much feedback through gloves so you don't fully know what you're pressing until you memorize everything. Charging the units through USB has a fairly stiff connection which does take practice to insert the cord successfully. The manual has a confusing layout (coming from someone whose job is technical support) and you're relying on a flashing light as your only indication a setting has taken place when configuring the unit from the outside. Oh, and if you're using a Mac, you can't change any of the settings via USB.
Unfortunately it's not just the broken headset wiring that's turned me off of this system. The voice activated communication just doesn't work like it should which is a major flaw in the first place. I will be returning this for refund as a defective product thanks to Revzilla's great service.
May 3, 2012
This product has important issues
This product is good in its purpose. Have great quality and is easy to manipulate.
April 30, 2012
Unit sound good, easy to setup/use
This is my first intercom purchase and was able to test it out during an overnight ride with my son. First thing after receiving the unit was to do the update, very easy to do. The only thing we have noticed is after turning the unit on my headset responds "Rider A connected" you have to press the "A" button and the second radio becomes active. The ear piece placement is a little critical, if it is above or below the ear you will notice a drop in loudness. So it took a little bit to get the right placement and worked great. Others that have reviewed this unit complain about the "quality" of their music over the ear pieces. It will not give you that nice "stereo" sound like in a regular headset. If you're looking for that, then you will not like what you hear. The best I can describe is the audio sounds like the intercom on a commercial flight or something close. It is clear and the unit has a lot of volume to give, so hearing your riding partner/s will not be an issue. We put the unit to the test on xmit/receive. We were in the hills of Southern KY and the best we could get out of the radio was about 1/2 of a mile. I am going to guess the 1 mile range will have to be level ground, line of sight for it to operate properly. The mic picks up great and you will not believe the amount of noise cancellation, you cannot tell you're riding when you talk. Virtually all wind noise is gone. I set the the VOX to max and the AGC to MID and place the mic as close to your mouth as you can... The buttons are easy to use, just got to get used to where they are. As far as the FM radio is concerned...I have not been able to pick up stations in my local area, about 10 miles from the xmtr site, so I am not too disappointed in that. You can only cram so much into that little space... Only thing I would suggest is while you map out your route, look at the towns that you will be either close to or riding through and check the radio station listings for their frequency and preset your radio. There are 6 presets only, so you cannot scan or seek with the tuner. The only thing we haven't done is setup Bluetooth, it's not that there is a problem doing it...it's just we did not want to. We perfer just to talk while we're riding which makes the trip much more enjoyable. If you are looking for that first intercom or looking to replace an existing one, you can't go wrong with this unit..trust me!
April 23, 2012
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CARDO SCALA G4 CRADLE
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State: NY
Rider Type: Scooter Champ
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
HUDSON VALLEY NEW YORK
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Can I purchase an extra set of just the cradle/helmet mount with boom so that I/we can switch the system between two helmets? I have two main helmets that I ride with. I have my old Q set on one and my G4 on the other. I would like to be able to use my G4 on both without having to keep changing the mount/ cradle back and forth.
State: NY
Rider Type: Scooter Champ
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
5 months, 1 week ago
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State: NY
Rider Type: Scooter Champ
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
HUDSON VALLEY NEW YORK
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The G4 Powerset gives you all the items needed to completely outfit two helmets with Bluetooth systems. If you only need one Bluetooth unit and want to switch it between two helmets, then you can purchase the Cardo Scala Rider G4 that outfits one helmet and the Cardo Scala Rider G4/G9 Mic Set which will allow you to switch your G4 between helmets.
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Has anyone tried mounting this on the Shark Evoline 2 helmet?
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State: IA
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Des Moines
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Has anyone tried mounting this on the Shark Evoline 2 helmet? My concern would be the unit clearing the hinge end of the rotating chin bar going from full to open and back. I know the Sharktooth mounts almost the same way other than the clamp plate, but this looks larger than their unit and I don't really want to use the glue plate option for the Cardo.
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State: IA
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
6 months ago
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State: IA
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Des Moines
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The Scala Cardo G4 was designed to be adapted on every type of helmet. You will not have any issues fitting that product on a Shark Evoline ST2, using either the clamp or the glue.6 months ago
With witch full faced helmets does the clamping device work? I know that BMW system 6 or Schuberth C3 it does not.
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The clamping mechanism should work well on most full face helmets and fits all current Arai, Bell, and Shoei full face helmets without issue. Typically the only mounting challenge occurs when attaching the clamp to a modular helmet. That is not to say that it won't work with modular helmets, but you may have to alter the helmet trim ring for the clamp mechanism to fit securely.5 months, 3 weeks ago
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Arai works just fine6 months ago
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I presume this would be a big list but with my experience the clamping device does fit on a Scorpion exo-1100. Add this to the list.Age: 45-54
Gender: male
6 months ago
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Ottawa, Canada
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I use a G4 with a clamping device on my AGV Ti-Tech, Shoei RF-1100 and Arai RX-Q.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
6 months ago
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Age: 55-64
Gender: male
Brasilia, Brasil
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We use this on our Shoei RF-1100 helmets as well as on Fox dirt bike helmets.Age: 35-44
Gender: female
8 months ago
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Gender: female
Phoenix
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How do I order the optional corded mic instead of the boom mic so it will fit inside my full face helmet. All I see in the photos are open face helme
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State: AZ
Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
Tempe
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State: AZ
Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
10 months ago
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State: AZ
Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
Tempe
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If you havent bought any communication device, order the G4 Snow model instead of the G4 only. If you already have the G4 model, just by a Scala Rider G4 Wired Mic Kit.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
6 months ago
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Age: 55-64
Gender: male
Brasilia, Brasil
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The only difference between the G4 model and the G4 snow model is the mic. the G4 version comes with the boom mic and the snow version comes with the wired mic. If you already bought the G4 version, just buy the Scala Rider G4 Wired Mic Kit.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
7 months ago
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Brasilia, Brasil
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I just installed and am using the cardo g4 with boom mic in my shoe quest helmets. Seem to fit perfectly. No problems talking or hearing.7 months ago
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I wear an arai rx-q helmet and the boom mic that comes standard will fit inside but not much room inside. I also ordered the corded mic but not until after trying the boom mic on a few trips. All you need to do is order the corded mic here on revzilla for $40 if you want it. Cardo doesn't offer it in a package, just separately.Age: 25-34
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If I pair my iPhone for music to this will both I and my pillion hear it? Do I have to pair the phone with both headsets?
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State: OH
Rider Type: Cafe Racer
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Cincinnati
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State: OH
Rider Type: Cafe Racer
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
10 months ago
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State: OH
Rider Type: Cafe Racer
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Cincinnati
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No, any pairing only broadcasts to one unit at a time. Each person could individually pair their iPhone for music, but you wouldn't be able to have one pair to both.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
10 months ago
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Age: 25-34
Gender: male
PHILADELPHIA
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No - only you (Thank God - I like the quiet, husband likes LOUD music). Phone is paired only with your headset. I cannot hear his music or when he answers a call. But when we speak to eachother it stops the music and then music resumes.Age: 35-44
Gender: female
8 months ago
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Age: 35-44
Gender: female
Phoenix
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No, you have to pair both headsets to an iPhone. I believe you can only pair 1 phone per system. So your partner will need another iPhone or iPod (you can manually connect it). I think the best bet is for you to get an Mp3 player and just connect it with a cord.Age: 18-24
Gender: male
10 months ago
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Age: 18-24
Gender: male
Burlingame
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Will these work between 4 Separate riders?
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State: VA
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
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This may seem like a stupid question but all the product images show 2 bikes with passengers. My wife and I ride regularly with another couple. All riders are solo and we’d like the ability to talk with one another. Will this work this way?
State: VA
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
10 months ago
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It's not supposed to but I was surprised it does! As long pairs stay fairly close.6 months ago
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My rider group tried with 4 separate bikes and it worked. But, two of them had to work as a bridge. We dont know if because of this, sometimes it worked fine and sometimes dont.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
6 months ago
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Age: 55-64
Gender: male
Brasilia, Brasil
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It most definitely works, just like the 2 rider and 2 passenger setup. We've tried it and it works.Just always use a long dragged out word like "heloooo" to activate VOX. Short, loud words will not activate it.
7 months ago
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I have the set as well and according to their instructions and what others have said, you can pair this 4-way so that everyone can talk to each other. You will have to look at the instruction manual on pairing it with 4 people. I personally have not paired it to 4 people yet.Age: 18-24
Gender: male
10 months ago
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Age: 18-24
Gender: male
Burlingame
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It works good10 months ago
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Yes-you can network up to 4 riders10 months ago
Cardo G4 Powerset
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will this unit work with nolan(N90) or shoei (multitec) modular helmets?
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State: VA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
glade spring
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State: VA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
1 year, 2 months ago
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State: VA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
glade spring
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I have it on a Nolan N 43 you have to mount it on the side, it works good and it is simple.10 months ago
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I'm pretty sure these are universal fit. It's just a mount that you can either stick on or bolt. The bolting system is easy, you just slide part of the plate in between the outer shell and the the inside and tighten some screws. They also have a 3M adhesive mount that you just peel and stick onto your helmet. Make sure to clean the area of mounting though to have maximum grip.Age: 18-24
Gender: male
1 year, 1 month ago
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Gender: male
Burlingame
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Will the G4 fit on the Shuberth C3 and C3W
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State: NY
Coram
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Unfortunately it will not fit due to the location of the sun visor slider. You might want to opt for the integrated Schuberth SRC System for C3Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 3 months ago
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Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Philadelphia
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I can tell you that the Q2 will not work well on the Schuberth C3 and I would think that the same is true of the G4. The reason is that the rim of the helmet is too thick for the clamping device and the profile shape prevents the stick-on mount from working.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
1 year, 3 months ago
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Gender: male
GRASS VALLEY
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On the Cardo G4 can gps directions be heard through both headsets
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I just contacted Cardo directly, and they informed me that GPS, iPod or other bluetooth connections would only broadcast to the unit that is paired with it, so the passenger would not also hear those directions. If you are like me and your passenger is your navigator, then you could pair the passenger unit to the GPS and have them relay the instructions over the open comm line.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
1 year, 5 months ago
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Gender: male
PHILADELPHIA
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I get the GPS directions on my helmet I have not tried on both.10 months ago
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Not quite sure what your question is. On headset attached to GPS - Instructions are in stereo - both speakers. If you are riding with a buddy on a different bike or a pillion they wont hear it. Your pillion rider might be able to connect to the gps at the same time but I would say another bike wouldnt because the bluetooth wont travel far enough.Age: 45-54
Gender: male
11 months ago
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Gender: male
Orange County
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Yes, I can hear instructions in stereo. But if you mean can another rider hear the instructions, I don't know - I wouldn't think so.1 year, 4 months ago
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All audio (mp3, GPS, phone) coming from my iPhone is in stereo. As long as the GPS uses the newer Bluetooth technology it should work the same.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
1 year, 5 months ago
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Gender: male
Enfield
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yes, if both units are paired to the gps itself1 year, 5 months ago
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wired mike version of the set
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State: MO
Rider Type: Moto Newb
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
jefferson city
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hi, do you have the wired mike version of this set? I have an arai profile and it doesn't leave much room especially since I have a mike in there from my helmet camera. also do you know which software version this is?
State: MO
Rider Type: Moto Newb
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 6 months ago
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State: MO
Rider Type: Moto Newb
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
jefferson city
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I bought a Wired Mic Kit just to use it in my ARAI RX-Q Italy model. Mic still close to the mouth, but much better than the boom mic that always touched the mouth.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
6 months ago
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Age: 55-64
Gender: male
Brasilia, Brasil
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I am using the wired mike version on a full face . It has full normal functionality. Software version - You should constantly check Scala for updates for your headset. They are constantly adding and improving.Age: 45-54
Gender: male
11 months ago
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Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Orange County
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I do not have a wired mike version. Although I have been considering it, there is 0 clearance between the helmet and mouth due to the foam that is around the mike. I have considered removing the foam cover from the mike to increase clearance, but have not tried this yet. I do not know what software verion I have. I would have liked to make sure that it was updated, but I have a Mac and I have found that the G4 does not have software upgrades thru Mac as of yet, the upadates are only available thru pc's. I would like to see this corrected in the near future.Age: 45-54
Gender: male
1 year, 5 months ago
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I have the wired mic kit, very small mic, very low profile, fits into my arai corsair v perfectly.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
1 year, 5 months ago
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Age: 25-34
Gender: male
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