Schuberth C3 Pro SRC System
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Schuberth SRC System for C3 Pro
The new Schuberth SRC for C3 Pro for the Schuberth C3 Pro Helmet is a communication system which is integrated into the acoustic collar. You can install it in your helmet in just a few minutes according to the plug & play principle, and it is connected to the antenna integrated into the C3 Pro as a standard feature.
Feature Summary:
- Intercom between rider and pillion passenger
- Bike-to-bike intercom (up to 700m)
- Intercom conference mode for 3 bikers
- Mobile phone, MP3, GPS connection
- Integrated VHF radio with RDS
Intercom:
- Up to three motorcyclists can communicate simultaneously with the SRC-System
- Under ideal conditions the range is up to 700 meters
- Range of up to 700 metres depending on the terrain and visual contact
- Automatic re-establishment of a connection when it is cut off
- Automatic connection set-up by speaking
- Automatic connection shut-down after 30 seconds silence, two-channel system for communication
Phone + GPS:
The connection between a mobile phone with Bluetooth capability and SRCS is extremely simple to set up. Incoming calls can be accepted with a voice command and using the keys of the SRC-System. This also applies for navigation devices with Bluetooth capability. After the SRC-System has been connected to the GPS device, the rider can receive the voice instructions conveniently over the two ear-phones. Simple control possible by means of voice commands (VOX).
MP3:
Most commonly available MP3 players can be connected to the SRC-System via the multifunctional USB interface. If the MP3 device supports Bluetooth A2DP technology, no cable is required.
- Easy to connect thanks to USB
- Simple control using the SRC-System's control keys
VHF Radio:
The integrated VHF radio now enables you to listen to your favorite station and important traffic announcements while you are traveling. The antenna which is already integrated into the C3 Pro as a standard feature guarantees top-quality reception at all times. Thanks to the RDS function the strongest signal for the selected frequency is always picked up, even at high speeds. You can store up to six radio stations.
- RDS function for automatic station adjustment
- User-defined programming possible with SRCS software
- Traffic news can be received while traveling
- High-speed selection of the six strongest radio channels in the vicinity at the press of a button
ACC (Automatic Gain Control):
- The SRC-System™ adjusts the volume automatically according to the background noise
- Sensitivity can be configured individually with the software supplied
Note: Always keep up to date. The latest version of the SRC-System is always available to you as a download. If you register your SRC-System, you will be informed by email as soon as a software update is available.
Schuberth C3 Pro SRC System
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Awesome Comm system w just one flaw...
My Experience:
The C3-Pro/SRC Comm setup is my 3rd Comm system setup since "modern" day riding ;) This is by far the best I have ever used or played including/amongst friends or other rider (groups). It's also one of the more expensive ones! ;(
My Pros:
Very nice unit, fit and design is superb. Very good battery life, all day treks not a problem. Charging is a breeze as they made the connector a Micro B USB plug which my Droid phone & Sony Camera use as well (thank you as I hate multiple charger plugs!). With this helmet/SCR combo and some protection (windshield) the loudness of this is no problem, actually 1/2 way is plenty for me. Sound quality is very good* (see below cons). The updating/Computer plugin is a breeze. I haven't listened to FM yet (I usually stream Slacker from my Droid) but adding your favorites is no problem and quite easily done through the computer hookup.
My Cons:
With a quiet helmet like the C3-Pro, the sound level enhancement at higher speeds (noise) option may actually be too much of an amplification on the high speed range. On more open bikes I can see the need for the dramatic loudness but not on mine as much. NO biggie, and you can turn this option off as well but I kinda like it! Bike to Bike Intercom is acceptable, not as good as playing Mp3's or Slacker/Pandora however. SO... to my only major gripe... the low-end (bass) or lack of. The high-end is sweet, crisp, delicate and clean, mids are not piercing BUT don't expect any low-end (at all!). I know it doesn't have a sub-woofer (lol) but "some" fill-in low-end would be nice.
My Enhancement:
I have upgraded the speakers (drivers) to Koss Porta Pro as a youtube video demonstrated. You lose your warranty but I can only attest to the quality that it is surely worth it. Do a youtube search if the clip doesn't get included in this review. BTW- This headset now rocks just like my $200 Bose headphones! SWEET!
May 20, 2013
This is s good piece of communication for a moto rider.
I have used several "Bluetooth" systems and this one works perfectly, good range in combination with the c3pro and provides automatic volume increase if the noise level goes up.
May 20, 2013
Expensive but no regrets
I went from using Bose headphones to this SRC system. What a big difference! I use this with my iPhone 5 and Siri works great with it. Volume is very loud and clear, I never go up to full volume either. Music increases when higher noise levels are detected, as you increase speed audio gets louder as you decrease or come to a stop audio gets lower, awesome feature!
May 13, 2013
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Can the wired connection be used as a headset port on a cellphone?
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State: CA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
San Jose
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I'd like to directly connect my cellphone via the wired headset port to both listen to music and use the microphone. Would that work or does it only have stereo sound signal?
State: CA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
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Is the boom mic detachable?
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No, the boom mic on the Schuberth C3 Pro SRC System is not detachable. The mic cannot be removed from the C3 Pro SRC system.1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Will the Pro version work in my regular C3 helmet?
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The SRC system for the C3 Pro doesn't have the Bluetooth and FM antenna built into the neck roll like the SRC for the regular C3 helmet does. Instead the antenna's are built into the shell of the C3 Pro, and when you install the SRC for the C3 Pro you need to connect the neck roll to the plug in the helmet to activate the antenna's. Without this connection the SRC system for the C3 Pro would turn on but it wouldn't be able to receive any signals. Thus, you cannot use the SRC System for the C3 Pro in the regular C3 helmet.1 month, 4 weeks ago
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Sound quality?
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How good are the speakers as far as audio quality?? I like riding with ear buds because I get a solid pro audio vibe and great quality. How do these compare?
State: CA
Rider Type: Harley Diehard
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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will c3 src fit and function in c3 pro?
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The neck roll in the C3 and C3 Pro are interchangeable. Thus, the SRC system from the C3 will fit into the C3 Pro and work in the same manner that it did when installed in the regular C3.With that said, the SRC System for the C3 Pro will not work in the regular C3 because the regular C3 doesn't have the antenna connection built into the shell. The SRC System for the C3 Pro has a plug that connects to the antenna's that are built into the shell of the C3 Pro. Without this connection, the SRC for the C3 Pro will not have anyway to function properly.
Also in terms of functionality between the units, both the SRC for the C3 and the SRC for the C3 Pro will function the same in terms of button input and set up. However, there are some technical differences between the two systems. The SRC-S for the C3 Pro has an auto gain feature built into the speakers (volume goes up as ambient noise increases) and the microphone sensitivity has the ability to be adjusted by the user. Both of these features are not found on the SRC system for the C3. Also, the speakers for the C3 Pro are 2mm thicker, but will still sound pretty much the same as the speakers found on the SRC system for the C3. Finally, installing the SRC system into the C3 does not have much of an effect on fitment of the helmet. The SRC-S for the C3 Pro makes the neck roll slightly thicker and thus it feels more snug while riding. Additionally, both devices are based on a Cardo G4, which was the previous model to the Cardo G9.
2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Would the regular SRC system fit in a new C3 Pro helmet?
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The neck roll in the C3 and C3 Pro are interchangeable. Thus, the SRC system from the C3 will fit into the C3 Pro and work in the same manner that it did when installed in the regular C3.With that said, the SRC System for the C3 Pro will not work in the regular C3 because the regular C3 doesn't have the antenna connection built into the shell. The SRC System for the C3 Pro has a plug that connects to the antenna's that are built into the shell of the C3 Pro. Without this connection, the SRC for the C3 Pro will not have anyway to function properly.
Also in terms of functionality between the units, both the SRC for the C3 and the SRC for the C3 Pro will function the same in terms of button input and set up. However, there are some technical differences between the two systems. The SRC-S for the C3 Pro has an auto gain feature built into the speakers (volume goes up as ambient noise increases) and the microphone sensitivity has the ability to be adjusted by the user. Both of these features are not found on the SRC system for the C3. Also, the speakers for the C3 Pro are 2mm thicker, but will still sound pretty much the same as the speakers found on the SRC system for the C3. Finally, installing the SRC system into the C3 does not have much of an effect on fitment of the helmet. The SRC-S for the C3 Pro makes the neck roll slightly thicker and thus it feels more snug while riding. Additionally, both devices are based on a Cardo G4, which was the previous model to the Cardo G9.
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Is there anything functionally different from the non-C3 Pro SRC?
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Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 35-44
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NYC
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Both the SRC for the C3 and the SRC for the C3 Pro will function the same in terms of button input and set up. However, there are some technical differences between the two systems. The SRC-S for the C3 Pro has an auto gain feature built into the speakers (volume goes up as ambient noise increases) and the microphone sensitivity has the ability to be adjusted by the user. Both of these features are not found on the SRC system for the C3. Also, the speakers for the C3 Pro are 2mm thicker, but will still sound pretty much the same as the speakers found on the SRC system for the C3. Finally, installing the SRC system into the C3 does not have much of an effect on fitment of the helmet. The SRC-S for the C3 Pro makes the neck roll slightly thicker and thus it feels more snug while riding. Additionally, both devices are based on a Cardo G4, which was the previous model to the Cardo G9.On a related note, the SRC system for the C3 Pro doesn't have the Bluetooth and FM antenna built into the neck roll like the SRC for the regular C3 helmet does. Instead the antenna's are built into the shell of the C3 Pro, and when you install the SRC for the C3 Pro you need to connect the neck roll to the plug in the helmet to activate the antenna's. Without this connection the SRC system for the C3 Pro would turn on but it wouldn't be able to receive any signals.
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The only thing that is different besides the fit to the helmet is better range ( up to 700 meters ), more or better VOX control and it is made for the C3 pro helmet that has the antenna built into the helmet.The internal works are made by Cardo and based on the Cardo G4. I sent an email to Schuberth and to Cardo to ask if the new SRC was based on the new Cardo G9, and the answer I got was no, it is still based on the G4 with a few improvements.
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