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EdSet for Harley Ultra mic use? PLEASE!!!!
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
Yes, please consider making a 7-pin DIN adapter for the Harley Ultra. There is no other reasonable solution to accomplish the above without wires hanging and having two mics on your hemet. ED, please help us!!! |
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
Yes, please consider making a 7-pin DIN adapter for the Harley Ultra. There is no other reasonable solution to accomplish the above without wires hanging and having two mics on your hemet. ED, please help us!!!
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
Yes, please consider making a 7-pin DIN adapter for the Harley Ultra. There is no other reasonable solution to accomplish the above without wires hanging and having two mics on your hemet. ED, please help us!!!
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
Yes, please consider making a 7-pin DIN adapter for the Harley Ultra. There is no other reasonable solution to accomplish the above without wires hanging and having two mics on your hemet. ED, please help us!!!
3 months and no response from Ed. Ed? Please? |
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This is a thread to beg Ed to make an adapter that will plug in-line for a harley headset to allow use of the headset microphone for a phone connected to the Zumo. I know it has been talked about and I know there are some challenges but I am pretty sure there are other HD owners that would benefit from having an adapter to be able to use the headset mic. PLEASE!!!!
Yes, please consider making a 7-pin DIN adapter for the Harley Ultra. There is no other reasonable solution to accomplish the above without wires hanging and having two mics on your hemet. ED, please help us!!!
3 months and no response from Ed. Ed? Please?
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Guys, I have to say that the tooling cost of about $5K and production minimums of 10,000 parts makes it a big loss given that the demand for a 7-pin unit is about 3-5 units a year. I know it might be more if they were available, but I can't see where I'd ever recover even the tooling cost in my lifetime. However, if you only want an earbud jack, just try the 5-pin version and it will work fine as long as you don't need the 7-pin headset to plug into it for the microphone. That should help some of you.
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