Since my much beloved Fulmer helmet turned 5 this year I thought it was time for a new lid. I bought the Vega V-Tunes Bluetooth enabled helmet. It paired up no problem with my HTC Rezound, but boy howdy does the sound quality suck.
Clever boy that I am, I came up with a fix for that. I decided I'd steal the drivers off my Koss KTXPRO1's. These el-cheapo headphones have a surprisingly nice sound. I will buy more to replace this set I had to scavenge from.
Anyhow, pull the padding out the helmet, unplug a single plug from the actual bluetooth device and start cutting and splicing. Easy peasy.
Note how tiny the originals are compared to the Koss drivers.
Clever boy that I am, I came up with a fix for that. I decided I'd steal the drivers off my Koss KTXPRO1's. These el-cheapo headphones have a surprisingly nice sound. I will buy more to replace this set I had to scavenge from.
Anyhow, pull the padding out the helmet, unplug a single plug from the actual bluetooth device and start cutting and splicing. Easy peasy.
Note how tiny the originals are compared to the Koss drivers.
The sound is 100% better. Still don't how it'll sound in motion. I haven't actually used the helmet yet. I might hate it, but I hope not. Now I just need to find some earplugs that will block out the highway wind whistle freqs whilst letting Ramona Falls come through loud and clear.
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