Review on 🎧 Enhance Your Motorcycle Riding Experience with IASUS Premium XSound 3 Helmet Speakers - Compatible with Most Helmet Comms for Easy Installation by Jeremy Bradford

I see a lot of people complaining that they aren't loud enough and it has nothing to do with speakers, just add a fIIO A3- Amplifiers added - that's what I use, they are loud enough even over 100 km/h, which of course I never drive. I have them in my shoie and the cords are long enough for easy installation if you get it right. I've tried several other types of speakers and these are by far the best, but if your device doesn't have the power to drive them, you'll need to add an amplifier. My iPod nano just didn't have the nuts to power it, but add an amp and make a world of difference. I have an amp and a nano in my velcro helmet, works like a charm. I attached them both to the chin area of my helmet so they don't get in the way. So far I've worked 3 years with these other brands which fell apart after just a few months and never gave me the sound quality they have. I would definitely buy them again and recommend them to anyone looking for a good sound option in their helmet. Be wary of some of the complaints you read about here. If you try to plug them into a $5 MP3 player, you'll get $5 sound from them.