Aerostich Helmet Speakers #3915

I hemmed and hawed for quite awhile about whether I should buy these or the 3D bass version. I'm an advocate of "you get what you pay for", but went for the $17 ones anyway. Man, am I ever glad I did. These actually have pretty good bass, and I'm currently using it with an old iRiver MP3 player, though I originally bought them to plug into my silent-at-speed radar detector. I find most MP3 players to be lacking in push, but my old one does the job pretty well, yet I'd recommend a Boostaroo or the equivalent. That's no reflection on the speakers, mind you. They sound great and did exactly what I needed them to do. I ride an ST1100 with a stock windshield and wear earplugs. Oh, and I LOVE that a patch cord was included! Thanks! -Ian Cariolo

I purchased a set of these prior to my annual trip from my home in Minnesota to Peoria, IL for the TT races. They performed exceptionally well once they were properly aligned inside my helmet. They performed equally as well on my other annual trip to Springfiled, IL for the Mile races. And you guessed it, they perfomed equally well on my trip to the Indy GP. In between going to watch other people ride motorcycles better than me I have to go to work. That involves a 120 mile round trip commute each and every day. These speakers work amazingly well for my daily ride also.

I ride a R1 that the previous owner was kind enough to smash off part of the fairing. In a cheap charlie attempt to make it look a little better I trimed off another 1/4 of the fairing and windshield. So you could say I ride a partially faired motorcycle. I also ride at speeds that prevent me from getting run over during my daily commute which equate to about 70 to way over 80 MPH. I use a I-Pod Nano and one of those coiley extension cords and earplugs. These speakers deliver fantastic sound quality, have held up to aproximately 8,000 miles of relativey high speed use and are stupid easy to mount.

They are fantastic and the purchase price makes them even more so. -RIck Waschek

These speakers were ok for the first week or so. After that, one of the speakers started to cut out. Ok to see if helmet speakers work for you (I can't wear any earbuds for longer than 2 hours) but I ended up just building my own set of helmet speakers which should last longer than anything else out there. -Ben

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