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Sena SM10 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter
The SM10 is a Bluetooth stereo audio adapter based on Bluetooth 2.1+EDR technology. You can connect various audio devices such as mobile phone or MP3 player by using the SM10. It also supports onboard audio systems of specific brands by using optional audio cables (sold separately). Along with the dual streaming feature of SM10, both you and your passenger may listen to the same music or radio at the same time by using Bluetooth headsets in the market. The SM10 has AUX audio input that enables you to connect additional non-Bluetooth audio devices such as radar/laser detector or GPS navigation.
Though the Sena SM10 is an excellent solution for transmitting audio from an auxiliary device to your Bluetooth headset, please note that it is not a Bluetooth communicator for two-way communications.
The SM10 can connect to the onboard audio systems of Honda Gold Wings and Harley Davidson Ultra Classics via accessory 5 or 7 pin DIN cables (sold separately).
Features:
- Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
- Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
- Dual audio streaming for two Bluetooth headsets
- Motorcycle handlebar mount
- Auxiliary stereo input for GPS or radar/laser detector
- Optional interface cable for onboard motorcycle audio systems (Gold Wing and Ultra Classic - cables sold separately)
- Firmware upgradeable
- Peace of mind - thanks to the two-year warranty
Specifications:
- Talk time: 8 hours
- Stand-by time: 3 days
- Battery charging time: 3 hours
- Dimensions: 83 mm × 45 mm × 25 mm (3.3 in x 1.8 in x 1.0 in)
- Weight: 50g (1.76 oz)
- Profile: Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
- Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
- Input: Two 3.5 mm jack ports
- Lithium polymer battery
- Battery charging time: 3 hours
- Certificates: CE, FCC, IC
Package Contents:
- SM10 Main unit
- Handlebar mounting kit
- Mounting cradle
- USB power & data cable
- 3.5mm 3-pole stereo audio cable
- 3.5mm 4-pole stereo audio cable
- Cigarette charger
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31 Customer Reviews
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4.3 / 5.0
31 Reviews
Bang For The Buck
4.2 / 5
Features
5.0 / 5
Style
5.0 / 5
Ease Of Install
4.3 / 5
Sound Clarity
4.2 / 5
Durability
4.0 / 5
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Sound Clarity
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Great add on
We got this to listen to our ipod while riding. It syncs with both of our Sena headsets perfectly. We can switch to intercom seamlessly. The unit operates exactly as advertised!
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5 / 5
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5 / 5
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5 / 5
Fantastic for an Older Ultra Classic or Goldwing!
This product took my 2003 Ultra Classic communications/entertainment to a whole new level. When paired with my Sena SMH10R, I can use all the functions of my radio (except transmit on CB), my Ipod, get verbal turn by turn directions from my older Garmin GPS, use the phone, and talk to my buddies on intercom. If Sena were to come out with a version of the SM10 that would allow you to transmit on the CB radio (kind of a combination of the SM10 and the SR10), I would buy it in an instant! Getting verbal GPS directions from my older Garmin alone was worth the price!
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5 / 5
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5 / 5
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5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Sena hits another home run
I got this transmitter to replace the sketchy Bluetooth transmitter that came with my BMW RT. The SM10 connects to the Sena headset quickly every time and provides high quality sound to the helmet. I like that the volume control of the bike's radio now works as it should. The SM10 is a major upgrade in terms of sound quality and ease of operation. That it provides streaming to two helmets is a major bonus. Battery life is good for 8+ hour rides and it is dead simple to set up and pair. The SM10 is very compact, has a sturdy feel, and is designed for rainy weather.
Sena has just released a firmware upgrade for this unit. It adds a sound booster option which is appreciated in windy riding conditions. Typical Sena after purchase support.
I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to go Bluetooth with any media device.
Sena has just released a firmware upgrade for this unit. It adds a sound booster option which is appreciated in windy riding conditions. Typical Sena after purchase support.
I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to go Bluetooth with any media device.
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5 / 5
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5 / 5
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5 / 5
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4 / 5
Perfect for phone and radar detector
I use this with my Escort Max 2 radar detector. My setup is Sena 10C + Sena SM10. I plug my radar detector on the AUX, My phone on the audio and I sync it to my 10c. It works perfectly. The AUX overrides the audio, so my radar detector overrides the music that I am playing on my phone.
And I am also running Escort LIVE on my phone as well so I get double alerts. I am also able to share the feed from the SM10 to my pillion. This is really an all in one product. The only thing I have to complain about this is product is that it has some white noise sometimes when nothing is playing. Other than that, it works perfectly. The battery lasts a long time too. The standby time comes in handy when you forget to turn it off when you take a break.
And I am also running Escort LIVE on my phone as well so I get double alerts. I am also able to share the feed from the SM10 to my pillion. This is really an all in one product. The only thing I have to complain about this is product is that it has some white noise sometimes when nothing is playing. Other than that, it works perfectly. The battery lasts a long time too. The standby time comes in handy when you forget to turn it off when you take a break.
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Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Sound Clarity
3 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
This is the way to go and while you are at it, get the Bell helmet.
Love it! Have a 2012 Goldwing and love being able to ditch the cord and make calls from the helmet.
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4 / 5
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3 / 5
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4 / 5
Good system, GREAT factory support!
Received three shipments for the whole enchilade: SMH10/11 Dual pack, SM10 and the 5 pin DIN connector cord. Spent several hours trying to make sense of the two manuals but finally pinged Zilla for a bit of help. Tito got me in contact with Dean at Sena who provided exactly what the manuals didn't, an easy to follow recipe to get all of the components paired in the appropriate priority order. Initially supplied audio with an MP3 player but low recorded levels meant low output even at max vol setting on the headsets. However, once the DIN cord arrived it was a whole different story with beautiful sounding stereo, intercom, navi and phone audio. Very cool wireless product. Haven't verified bike to bike operation, but range seems adequate to be able to do the job.
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September 19, 2012
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Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Sound Clarity
5 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Great Product
Installed on a Can-Am Spyder RT to connect to my Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet Headset. Once installed it works flawlessly.
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Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Sound Clarity
4 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
The Sena transmitter sends an excellent signal to the Sena Helmet headset.
Easy to pare the Sena transmitter to the Sena Headsets. The range is more than adequate for motorcycle use.
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5 / 5
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Just what BMW should have used.
I've got the nice full-featured radio on my 2011 R1200RT motorcycle. It does everything well except that it will on pair with one helmet (unless you're using the uber expensive SRC in the even more expensive Shuberth helmet). My wife really likes to share the tunes but we have the awesome Sena SMH-10B dual-set and there's NO way I'm dropping $2000 on helmet/SRC for the both of us.
So, I installed a lead from the RT's "rear-speaker out" connector into the glove-box area above the radio and dropped the SM10 into there. On the first pairing, I was amazed at how much better the audio feed was. I was even able to turn the bass back up (with the BMW's BT, I had to crank it all the way down).
The install is easy (though I wish Sena would offer pre-built harness from the RT's audio out) and the battery life is amazing.
The first time I used it, I forgot to power it off when I went into work... when I left later that day I discovered it had automatically powered off due to nothing BT-connected. A touch of the pairing button and it woke and connected right up.
So, I installed a lead from the RT's "rear-speaker out" connector into the glove-box area above the radio and dropped the SM10 into there. On the first pairing, I was amazed at how much better the audio feed was. I was even able to turn the bass back up (with the BMW's BT, I had to crank it all the way down).
The install is easy (though I wish Sena would offer pre-built harness from the RT's audio out) and the battery life is amazing.
The first time I used it, I forgot to power it off when I went into work... when I left later that day I discovered it had automatically powered off due to nothing BT-connected. A touch of the pairing button and it woke and connected right up.
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September 21, 2012
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Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
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5 / 5
This product is a must for on board audio system.
Works great. I can now enjoy my on-board audio using the Harley Davidson interface cable and the Bluetooth helmet headsets. Very happy with it. Hope Sena find the way to integrate on-board CB also. That will be the cherry on the cake. Thanks Sena for a Excelent product.
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Add CB communications via Bluetooth headsets.
Dwayne H
on Oct 22, 2017
Want to Bluetooth my radar detector to my Sena
Wes R
on Sep 26, 2017
Add CB communications via Bluetooth headsets.
Dwayne H
on Oct 22, 2017
This will work on my Goldwing F6B and connect to 2 bluetooth headsets.
Ray F
on Sep 27, 2017
Hi All. My question is:
Have 4 Scala G9 (one for me, one for my wife, and two - my friend). I need some device wich will streaming music, radio and navi directions from my Goldwing 2012 XM/NAVI.
Is this device what I'm looking for?
Have 4 Scala G9 (one for me, one for my wife, and two - my friend). I need some device wich will streaming music, radio and navi directions from my Goldwing 2012 XM/NAVI.
Is this device what I'm looking for?
BEST ANSWER: Can't speak as to whether the Scala will work with the Sena but my SMH10's definitely work with the SM10.As long as you don't need the CB, you'll need the Goldwing adapter that plugs into the 5 pin headset adapter http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/sena-sm10-din-cable-for-honda-gold-wing
I routed the headset plug into the left pocket and keep the SM10 there to keep it clean
I routed the headset plug into the left pocket and keep the SM10 there to keep it clean
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- Fred Di T on Jan 24, 2014
Can I connect this device to an external audio recorder to record the audio coming from my sena mic?
I have a goldwing. Can I plug this into my goldwing aux port connect my phone and listen to music through the aux function on bike?
I have a Zumo 550 with the XM radio is the SM10 what I need to get the radio BT to the headset?
BEST ANSWER: So here's the thing, the SM10 will work fantastic as a Bluetooth receiver for the Zumo 550. It's had several firmware updates since the early days and it even handles alternate GPS and iPhone connections quite well.
The downside to your plan is Garmin's Zumo 550 does not have stereo Bluetooth output capability, so it's not equipped to send the XM signal to any BT headset.
As the Zumo 550 also does not stream "stereo" MP3's, the music files onboard will sound like a 1950's AM transistor radio. The XM radio audio signal only comes out of the audio-out socket on the mounting cradle. You'd need a separate Bluetooth transmitter (dongle) to get the Zumo's XM into your SM10 or use the less desirable option of plugging in the supplied audio cable lead from the cradle to the auxiliary socket on the SMH10 base. Just remember to unplug the cable from your SM10 before getting off your bike. Don't ask me how I know this... ;)
Short answer, yes the SM10 works well for GPS & XM... but not without a few consessions which aren't laid at SENA's door. Any current BT helmet communicator will have the same issue as its a Zumo 550 hardware issue. Note: The Garmin 660/665 models do have XM output over Bluetooth, just FYI. Hope this helps!
The downside to your plan is Garmin's Zumo 550 does not have stereo Bluetooth output capability, so it's not equipped to send the XM signal to any BT headset.
As the Zumo 550 also does not stream "stereo" MP3's, the music files onboard will sound like a 1950's AM transistor radio. The XM radio audio signal only comes out of the audio-out socket on the mounting cradle. You'd need a separate Bluetooth transmitter (dongle) to get the Zumo's XM into your SM10 or use the less desirable option of plugging in the supplied audio cable lead from the cradle to the auxiliary socket on the SMH10 base. Just remember to unplug the cable from your SM10 before getting off your bike. Don't ask me how I know this... ;)
Short answer, yes the SM10 works well for GPS & XM... but not without a few consessions which aren't laid at SENA's door. Any current BT helmet communicator will have the same issue as its a Zumo 550 hardware issue. Note: The Garmin 660/665 models do have XM output over Bluetooth, just FYI. Hope this helps!
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- Abraham S on Jun 12, 2014
With this unit and the apprpriate wire connector, will i be able to use the CB radio on my 2011 HD Road Glide Ultra?
BEST ANSWER: I think I saw someone else describe the SM10 as a "pitcher" not a "catcher". You'll have to use the SR10 instead of the SM10 for the CB connectivity you're looking for, however, it is not geared for run of the mill CB units. Connectivity is limited to specific brands, generally more for FRS or amateur radio portables instead of CB. Call Sena for best info--very good folks to talk to.
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- Redbag on Sep 19, 2012
Will this work with the new Sena 3S? Also is it compatable with the 2015 Harley Ultra Limited Low of I get the 7 pin connector.
BEST ANSWER: I don't think I am the person to answer your question. We did buy the SENA intercom system and love it. I did not buy this device yet.
I would suggest that you call the tech folks at SENA. I called them a couple of times and found them to be quite helpful.
Good luck with it and ride safe!
I would suggest that you call the tech folks at SENA. I called them a couple of times and found them to be quite helpful.
Good luck with it and ride safe!
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- John O on Feb 7, 2015
Does this product allow you to stream music and talk via bluetooth at the same time? I currently have a pair of Sena SMH10R headsets, which are great for talking OR listening to music, but not both at the same time.
BEST ANSWER: Joshua,
I'm truly not sure of the answer as I have never tried to do both simultaneously. I think while riding the bike on distraction is more than I can handle in the first place.
I'm truly not sure of the answer as I have never tried to do both simultaneously. I think while riding the bike on distraction is more than I can handle in the first place.
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- Peter K on Sep 29, 2014
Will this transmitter work with the Sena 3S-B Bluetooth Headset - Boom Microphone sold on this website on a 2015 Harley Ultra Limited Low with the appropriate 7 pin connector??
BEST ANSWER: Hi Richard.
Im using it with the SMH 10 R, but looking at the specs on your headset compared to mine, I don't see why it wouldn't be exactly the same.
Both have A2DP which works just fine with the SM10.
Mine works quite well, and since the latest firmware update, I have experienced very few dropouts.
Im using it with the SMH 10 R, but looking at the specs on your headset compared to mine, I don't see why it wouldn't be exactly the same.
Both have A2DP which works just fine with the SM10.
Mine works quite well, and since the latest firmware update, I have experienced very few dropouts.
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- Paul D on Feb 8, 2015
I'm wanting to use the two wired auto ports to plug in my Escort Radar Detector and my SirusXM. Will I still be able to Bluetooth my phone to the SM-10 and then pair this to my SMH-10 helmet. In short, being able to listen to music and radar at the same time, but when the phone rings it'll allow for interruption?
BEST ANSWER: You could use both 3.5mm jacks for music and another audio source as GPS, Radar, etc. Your phone sould be paired to your SMH-10 directly, allowing you to listen music, radar warnings and of course an incoming call.
SM10 can't be bluetooth paired since it is a dual stream transmitter.
SM10 can't be bluetooth paired since it is a dual stream transmitter.
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- J. Luis V on Nov 4, 2014
will this work on a 2012 can-am spyder RT and if so does it need anything to go with it so you can hook it to the radio to make it bluetooth? Is this the same thing as the Can Am Spyder RT/ST Bluetooth Dongle For Audio System OEM 219400458?
BEST ANSWER: Earl--I bought the SM10 two years ago to provide wireless connectivity from my GL1800 sound system to our helmets. I've got it configured to (Pri3) play music from the OEM Am/FM/MP3/Intercom system, (Pri2) Relay audio from the OEM NAV system and (Pri1) allow me to answer my cell phone while on the scoot. The system uses an adapter cord from the OEM Intercom (helmet) connector to supply the Pri 2 and 3 audio streams which then are transmitted to the helmet SMH10 devices via Bluetooth (no wires). The cellphone in my pocket pairs to the SMH10 independently so that one whack to the giant knob on the side of my helmet allows me to answer the incoming call. (I never make outbound calls while moving). The SMH10s provide the capability to control volume independently, intercom via BT to others and each have a jack for individual MP3 input.
I don't have a CanAm available but the folks at Sena have adapters available for almost every touring bike out there I think. And their Tech Support is super! (U.S. based, knowledgeable and patient to make sure you get 'er done).
Hope this helps!
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I don't have a CanAm available but the folks at Sena have adapters available for almost every touring bike out there I think. And their Tech Support is super! (U.S. based, knowledgeable and patient to make sure you get 'er done).
Hope this helps!
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- Redbag on Jan 9, 2014