BTW...parts, time and talent (lol!) came together today. Installed the four-pin BMW rear speaker output plug and Radio Shack 3.5mm female plugin for my earbuds...all works well. Thanks for the idea and directions.
BTW...parts, time and talent (lol!) came together today. Installed the four-pin BMW rear speaker output plug and Radio Shack 3.5mm female plugin for my earbuds...all works well. Thanks for the idea and directions.
2012 Midnight Blue R1200RT
Good for you, Motodan.
I bought a Bluetooth transmitter (Kokkia A9 Universal $50) that I could plug into my new jack (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ms_ohs_product) hoping that I could still use my expensive Schuberth helmet with BMW Communications System. But the fidelity was still not as good as I had hoped. (No where near my Goldwing with J&M earphones)
Best fidelity for me so far on the R1200RT is just Sony ear buds plugged into the new outlet jack. But it's hard to get helmet on and off!
So, I bought a kit for Fuze Custom Earphones ($50)(http://www.earfuze.com/). They fit very well, it's easy to get helmet on and off, but the sound quality from them is not as good as my Sony earbuds! Yuk!
Don't know of a better solution, for now, than the Earfuze with wired connection. Still pissed at BMW for continuing to produce a terrible sound system.
2012 R1200RT
2005 F650GS