High Def XSound 4 Helmet Speakers – Motorcycle Snowboard Helmet Speakers – Works with Most Comms with Earbud Ports – Includes Accessories for Install
£19.34
About this item
- [Warranty] 1 year limited manufacturer warranty.
- [Perfomance] Providing premium helmet audio experience since since 2005. Over 15 years to PERFECT the audio experience. **WARNING** When properly installed, the audio volumes can reach as high as 100dBs (dependant on the audio device). The XSound 4 helmet speaker delivers full range clarity with solid clean bass and crisp highs, rivaling some of the best full sized headphones. Follow the installation guide in the instruction manual for the optimal audio experience.
- [AF Technology] Our new Acoustic Flex (AF) technology solves the age-old issue of speaker positioning in helmets. Ensuring optimal acoustics, AF allows the helmet speaker to rest precisely on the surface of the ear. Even with the natural sliding of helmets, the AF cover, made of an incredibly thin and soft material, molds and positions itself to your ear’s shape without additional pressure. Experience perfect positioning for hassle-free and comfortable listening.
- [Perfect Speaker Positioning] The AF helmet speaker cover technology not only ensures proper acoustics but also molds and positions itself to the unique shape of your ear without applying extra pressure. This innovative design guarantees a comfortable and personalized fit, providing an optimal listening experience every time.
- [Minimal Audio Loss] Our Acoustic Flex helmet speaker cover technology not only ensures proper acoustics but also molds and positions itself to the unique shape of your ear without applying extra pressure. This innovative design guarantees a comfortable and personalized fit, providing an optimal listening experience every time.
- [Dimensions] 45mm drivers tuned and packaged in a thin lightweight aluminum chassis (0.99cm/0.39″ thin, 34g/1.2oz). Varied length Kevlar-reinforced wires stand up to 10lbs of pulling tension. Left wire – 40cm and right wire – 20cm for a tidy install.
- [Compatibility] The XSound 4 helmet speaker uses a 3.5mm audio pin. Compatible with most bluetooth comms, smartphones and mp3 players. Please ensure that your device has a 3.5mm earbud jack/female plug (only compatible with motorcycle intercoms with a 3.5mm earbuds jack)
- [Speaker Kit Installation] Speaker placement is critical for audio quality and volume. The XSound 4 kit includes super strong 3M velcro stickers, foam spacers, foam covers and an extension cable.. The accessories keep your speakers stay in place and to align the speaker as close as possible to your ears for the ultimate audio clarity and volume in your helmet.
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Description
| Brand | I A S U S |
| Color | Black with Matte Gold |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Form Factor | closed-back |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
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Dr. Gwendolyn Jakubowski DVM –
Ear comfort is what sets these apart from normal helmet speakers. The silicone ear pads allow you to place the speaker away from your ear and still get good sound. Typical helmet speakers literally need to be almost crushing your ears to get good sound out of them. That’s painful and creates hot spots on your ears, especially after you’ve had the helmet on for a while. These are worth the price to me for the comfort they provide.Downsides: They are absolutely over priced, even at the sale price. These should cost seventy five bucks, max. And they are large, so you may have to modify your cheek pad ear pockets to get them to fit, I did(on two different helmets). Also, they don’t sound any better than the speakers that recent Cardo units come with(JBL’s), so if you aren’t experiencing ear pain then these are not worth the upgrade.
Tevin Prohaska –
I run a Cardo edge with the Iasus Ear3H amp and these XSound4 speakers. I also wear earplugs when riding. They are PUNCHY and have a lot of bass. You can feel the bass vibrate in your helmet and against your ears with this speaker paired with an amp. The JBL speakers don’t get nearly as loud without causing a lot of distortion. The bass on the JBLs is also weak, Even when tested with an amp.With the XSound4, I’m able to crank the volume knob up to about 80 percent on the amp without any distortion. After that, it starts to get distorted but you really don’t need it any louder. Being able to increase the volume that much makes it so I can hear music clearly no matter the wind or speed I’m going. I also ride a naked bike so I’m getting a lot of wind when riding.I’ve noticed these speakers naturally have more bass when compared to the Cardo so I did adjust my EQ settings to have less bass to compensate. It sounds perfect to me on most genre songs when using both Spotify’s EQ Bass Reduction setting and Cardo app’s bass boost setting.Overall, I highly recommend it only if you plan on running an amp in your set up. JBL and Xsound4 are about on par without an amp. I do not think the Cardo alone can make use of the potential of these speakers. With an amp, there is a clear winner. So if you’re looking for an upgrade for your Cardo, an amp is a must otherwise you’re better off just sticking with the JBLs that came with it.
Whitney Goldner –
These speakers are excellent if you demand high quality sound and fidelity within your motorcycle helmet. I started with the SENA 50S, then the CARDO Packtalk PRO, and I even purchased the SIPHON SOUNDPRO system. Over $1100 total and never being satisfied with the sound quality when listening to my music (I ride alone and listen to music – communications is secondary to me). You cannot get “premium” sound from any SENA, CARDO or SIPHON system despite what the sexy advertisements claim. The reason is because you need two things: speakers that are made of quality components (think of car speakers – rubber/metal vs paper/plastic) and more importantly a high output bluetooth DAC/AMP. I’m able to achieve audiophile quality sound with these IASUS Xsound4 speakers and a Qudelix 5K bluetooth DAC/AMP (https://a.co/d/0lflxWo) The Qudelix 5K is smaller than the CARDO/SENA/SIPHON units. These speakers (as well as the Cardo/JBL 45MM) require a high output amp if you want to be able to increase the volume (wearing earbuds) and get clean undistorted bass and music. My setup costs $230 and I used some 3M Dual Lock Velcro (https://a.co/d/iI8mZVb). The sound is excellent – clear, punchy bass that resonates through the helmet and clean treble at high volumes. I’m finally happy!Be careful when choosing a bluetooth DAC/AMP – there are many out there that sell for $20-$80. These are pretty much the same amp circuits used by SENA/CARDO to keep costs low. They are little more than bluetooth dongles and don’t have enough output power to drive 45MM speakers like these. In other words, don’t expect excellent sound by just replacing your stock CARDO/SENA speakers with these or the JBL 45mms. Siphon had the right idea to provide a solution for music lovers – the soundpro speakers can reach high volumes but it is so distorted and noisy that it’s not worth the $200.Final note on these IASUS speakers:They are thick because of the driver components used. The install is tricky. Take your time and you’ll be rewarded with awesome sound!