Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 3:33 am
I can't ride, drive, or man a .50 cal w/o music.
Ma'Duece makes her own music.macktruckturner wrote:I can't ride, drive, or man a .50 cal w/o music.
Former Harmony Church resident.
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 6:40 am
Former Harmony Church resident.
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 7:22 am
The music...only on the highway
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 5:09 pm
1+ Verm the 6 Dollar Man! Err I ment millionKal wrote:There we have it Ladies and Gentlemen...VermilionX wrote:my mind wanders around on its own anyway... but, i have a dual processor mind so i can multi task.
The scariest sentance I have ever read on TMW...
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:38 pm
always ride with my IPOD connected to my head 
if i was just tooling around to the shops, 10 min ride, i wouldnt bother, but for anything else the ear plugs are always the thing i put on before the gloves and helmut
if i was just tooling around to the shops, 10 min ride, i wouldnt bother, but for anything else the ear plugs are always the thing i put on before the gloves and helmut
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:42 pm
Mag7C wrote:I would but I can't keep the earbuds in when I pull the helmet on. They just pop right out.
i use the ones that actually insert right inside your ear, nothing for the helmut to catch on
they also double up nice as ear plugs when the music is off to block wind noise Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 10:18 pm
I used to do a lot of highway riding and used to listen to music all the time. I found that if you looped the cord over your ear and inserted the bud in upside down it wouldn't move whilst putting the helmet on. Plus it doesn't sit right in the ear so you still get to hear a little of the outside world.Mag7C wrote:I would but I can't keep the earbuds in when I pull the helmet on. They just pop right out.
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 1:07 am
Current Kelley Hill resident.gngsquared wrote:Ma'Duece makes her own music.macktruckturner wrote:I can't ride, drive, or man a .50 cal w/o music.
Former Harmony Church resident.
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 5:05 am
I have a set like that. Don't you find that they work their way out of your ears after a while? Mine rarely stay in for more then a couple of hours. I think it's from the wind moving the cord around between my jacket and the helmet.shane-o wrote:Mag7C wrote:I would but I can't keep the earbuds in when I pull the helmet on. They just pop right out.
i use the ones that actually insert right inside your ear, nothing for the helmut to catch on
And yes, I'm using the right size of silicone wafers. I'm wondering if there's a better way maybe.
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 6:00 am
everyone has a dual core brain, there is the left and right sides. Womens' sides talk to each other better, mens function better on their own.asiantay wrote:Don't you mean "dual-core"? If you had dual processors, I might just start calling you "Verm: 6 million dollar man."VermilionX wrote:i'd do it if i had an i-pod but my ears are not very tolerant to ear pieces though... it hurts after a hour or so.
my mind wanders around on its own anyway... but, i have a dual processor mind so i can multi task.
AMD RULES!
I use the in-ear phones that work with my phone, the LG8100, that way if I get a call I can answer it, though nobody can hear me ever, they stay in pretty good when I take off my helmet, and isolate just enough to reduce the pain of wind noise. I have to have a small chunk of ear plug inside the phones though, between the speaker and the rubber tube, so that its not too loud