#CHATTERBOX GMRS X1 BLUETOOTH#

Intended Users: Single users or Large Group.

Maximum range of communication: 5 Miles.

Maximum number of users in communication: Unlimited.

Communication method: GMRS/FRS 2-way Radio.

Compatible devices: X1 Slim, X1BT, X1, X2, X2 Slim.

Rider to Passenger communication via Intercom (purchase the universal headset and the extension cable.)īLUETOOTH FEATURES WITH REMOTE CONTROL (AVRCP).

#CHATTERBOX GMRS X1 BLUETOOTH#

Stream music from a Bluetooth compatible device.Stream voiced navigation from a smart-phone or GPS.USB Wall/Cable Charger (for unit & PTT Button).Mounting Velcro for Speakers and Full-Face Microphone.X2 Slim Speaker & Mic Kit: CBX2SLIMUHS-P ($59.99).Headset Extension cord (for Passenger): CBX1SLIMHEX (14.99).Universal Speaker & Mic Kit (Use w/ Extension Cord): CBX2SLIMUHS (59.99).Open Face (Boom) Mic : CBX2SLIMOFM-P (39.The headset that comes with the Chatterbox GMRS X1 Bluetooth is fine for radio comms, but it isn’t very good for music especially if you are using earplugs.Wireless Push To Talk Button: CBX2SLIMPTTB (59.99).Cradle Mounting Bracket: CBX2SLIMCMB (29.99). One way to improve sound quality would be to use one of the many noise isolating earphones now available such as the Etymotic ER6i. But there’s no way to plug the 1/8” earphone jack into the Chatterbox because the Chatterbox uses a Mini-DIN connector for the speakers and the microphone.Ī non-destructive solution is to build a break-out cable that connects to the headset as well as the earphones. This cable simply passes the microphone wires straight through to the receptacle that mates with the headset plug. There are no modifications required to either the Chatterbox or its headset and you can return it to its original configuration by removing the breakout cable and connecting the headset directly into the Chatterbox.Īnd here’s what it looks like when its installed on the helmet: The speaker wires are routed to a 1/8” stereo jack which connect to the earphones.

With this set up, all audio (radio comms, auxiliary (e.g. MP3 player) and phone) sourced from the Chatterbox goes through the earphones. The Chatterbox prioritizes each source in the following order: phone, radio comms, auxiliary. For example if you are listening to your MP3 music and a radio comms or phone signal is detected, the MP3 music is muted. If you are using the radio comms and the phone rings, the radio comms will be muted. Note that you can set the volume on the Chatterbox separately for each source. In my case, I am using a Garmin zumo as the MP3 player. It has Bluetooth but it broadcasts in mono. To get stereo, I use the iCombi AG12 Bluetooth adapter connected to the zumo cradle's audio out jack and pair it with the Chatterbox.

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