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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 52
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Are there any good alternatives to the REDphones that are compatible with RED helmets?
Most reviews have absolutely nothing good to say about the RED ear pads, and I'm hoping I can find suggestions for some kind of alternative - other than straight up rocking earbuds, obviously. Thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: fuck boulder
Posts: 2,806
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I went through about 3 pairs of redphones, none of which worked. They would all cut out over every bump and sounded like shit. Ended up the last time trading them in for a pair of SkullCandy's that were made for Giro helms, but they are the exact same thing. People talk shit on skullcandy but at least its an audio company. I've had them in for over a month now and they work great. Thing is theres only like one or 2 other options anyway, and none of them are great.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 467
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I grabbed a pair of Bluetooth clip on headphones to put into my smith helmet. Ended having to chop part of them slightly, but they sound nice and Bluetooth is great for listening to music/taking calls. Try even have a mute button an an answer calls button.
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