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Cardo Systems Scala Rider Q2 Multiset

Brand: Cardo Systems
Feature

    * General Talk time up to 8 hours
    * Standby time 10 days
    * Weight 1.18 oz 33.5 gr
    * Battery type rechargeable Li-Po
    * Charging time 3 hours
    * Bluetooth version 2.0, class 1
    * VOX technology Accept or Reject calls by voice commands

Product Description
Cardo Systems Scala Rider Q2 Multiset The MultiSet includes two ready-to-use SCALA RIDER Q2 wireless headsets for hands-free and safe bike-to-bike communication at distances of up to 540 yards as well as for use with mobile phones.

Cardo Systems Scala Rider Q2 Multiset Review
I have owned the previous generation SCALA Rider Teamset for a few years and recently decided to purchase the Q2 system for bike-to-bike communication also. The additional benefit of this system is improved audio volume, range and clarity. I’m pretty happy so far and although I use every other feature, I have not used the FM nor do I plan too, since I’ll be riding in the country where FM station are not too prominent. All in all this Q2 system is much improved over that system andd well worth the price.

I purchased the scala rider Q2 multiset for my dad for fathers day this year. Both of us ride and i thought it would be great for our upcoming cross-country trip. I have found that it is not only good for bike- to- bike communication, but you can use it as a phone, mp3 player, gps, etc. while riding! I was surprised at how easy it was to install into our full-faced helmets. After installing we charged the batteries and took it for a test. His helmet has no visor right now but I could still hear him talking to me while cruising down the highway at 70+. He could hear me perfectly with my visor down! Ipods and any other headphone operated Mp3 players will connect simply and phones with bluetooth will allow the headsets to act as those bluetooth ear-piece things to make for easy calling and receiving of calls! I may update after our trip if anything goes wrong, but as of now it seems like an awesome piece of technology!

A few months ago my brother and rode the Texas Hill Country for two days and talked to each other the whole time. That was enough to make it worth the price. But in addition I found that being able to stay in touch was a great safety factor. I was able to alert my brother to any traffic problems or construction. I was in the lead and had the handle bar mounted GPS. This enabled me to let him know when the next turn was coming up. I like this unit so much I have purchased another single unit as well as another helmet so when I ride with other people they can use my extra helmet and stay in touch. This thing is a must if you ride with anyone else. Oh yeah, I have told people that I am talking on a blue tooth phone while doing 60 mph on a motorcycle and they don’t believe me.

This is what you’re looking for! ‘Nuff said; but, I’ll say more. I’ve been looking for the perfect set for a couple of years now and I think that state of the art hadn’t caught up with what I knew we could do, until now. Want one? Wait no more, look no further, this is it! You need nothing more. I’m a big big guy, and I ‘always’ have trouble with fit, these already come with the microphone boom which is long enough. Installation was no problem at all. They go quickly onto the helmets, tight. The only modifications I made were to hide the earphone wiring. I cut small slits near the unit to slip the wiring into the padding, out of sight, and that’s it. The ear speaker sound is great, so much volume, so much quality for such little speakers. No noise, blocks wind like you want and hope for. Excellent quality between driver and passenger for voice and music. We don’t have two bikes, and ride two up but we got such a kick out of them the fist night we wore them into the house. She went before me, and I finished up at the bike. No loss of quality, no loss of signal. I think it would have no problem with two riders within a quarter mile or more.

My only complaint, is that the FM radio is hard to tune. With only four buttons on the whole thing, tuning is a pain. You have to press and hold the top button (for up) or the bottom button (for down) for three seconds to engage the auto tune, and they are HARD to press. The auto tune is not the greatest, and does not always find the station the first swing past. Not a problem, except for the sore fingers. Example: Go up and find station, move up and decide you like the last station better. Go down to previous station and it may or may not find it. I needed to tune to a specific frequency to use the built in FM transmitter in my GPS and had a very difficult time locating the signal; the signal strength was stronger than some stations it found. In other words: it does not discriminate well in the scan mode while trying to find FM stations. I’d rather have had it do a slow to medium tune, up or down, than auto scan. But, don’t let that stop you; I DID find my GPS stations, for both rider and passengers, I found most stations (eventually I’ll have them all). Other than that, everything is exactly what I was hoping for. Married the Bluetooth to phone, no problem. Unit was already married to 2nd set in the box for the passenger. In my excitement I skipped the first page showing where all the buttons were, and what they were called. My fault, but easy to do. Don’t do that. The extra headsets you see that you can buy separate are scala are compatible and identical to the ones that come with the two in this box. I ordered thinking my microphone boom may have been small, and it was not and works great. The booms in the box are the longer large ones. I highly recommend the whole thing.

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