In-car intercom
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 940
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From: Woodstock Ontario
In-car intercom
Does anyone use an in-car intercom similar to what the Honda Goldwing cruisers use?
I find that the wind noise with the coupe top removed makes for strained communications with my "navigator".
Here's a play on an old saying -
"If a fella says something in his Vette and his wife can't hear him due to the wind noise, is he STILL wrong?"
I find that the wind noise with the coupe top removed makes for strained communications with my "navigator".
Here's a play on an old saying -
"If a fella says something in his Vette and his wife can't hear him due to the wind noise, is he STILL wrong?"
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 3,021
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From: Conejo Valley CA
I'm curious if any vette owners out there use such a thing. But all I can add here is I'm tired of not hearing the cell phone ring, let alone barely being able to use it... I'm seriously thinking about sound insulating. I'm probably going to use Damplifier Pro as it is recommended here,
http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/conclusion/
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 1,396
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From: Sacramento CA
Chatterbox
That is what they are called. I open road race and need to talk to my navigator with helmets on. When I had a semi-stock car we used the Chatterbox unit. It worked very well. Now with the Blue(see sig) Open Road racer we need a Off Road racing unit cost $650, the chatterbox is about $100. You can find them in motorcycle accessory catalogs.
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: 4th on the list of top 100 in USA Ga.
Does anyone use an in-car intercom similar to what the Honda Goldwing cruisers use?
I find that the wind noise with the coupe top removed makes for strained communications with my "navigator".
Here's a play on an old saying -
"If a fella says something in his Vette and his wife can't hear him due to the wind noise, is he STILL wrong?"
I find that the wind noise with the coupe top removed makes for strained communications with my "navigator".
Here's a play on an old saying -
"If a fella says something in his Vette and his wife can't hear him due to the wind noise, is he STILL wrong?"
