Midland AVPH2 Motorcycle Headset Kit

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Midland AVP-H2 is a headset kit designed specifically for use with motorcycles. It Includes two speakers and a dot microphone that attach inside a closed faced helmet and a Push-To-Talk (PTT) button that mounts on the handlebar with a hook and loop strap. Works with Midland FRS/GMRS radios.

Designed specifically for use with motorcycles
Specially made for closed faced helmets
Speakers and dot microphone go inside helmet
Push-to-talk (PTT) button mounts on handlebar using Velcro strap (included)
Extra long cable
Simple installation
Works with all Midland FRS/GMRS radios such as the Midland G, GXT, and LXT series radios.
Includes one headset kit

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yes i would when this unit weres out or breaks review by pacman on 10/9/2016

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four wheeling, hunting
Needa volume increase? review by Larry the cable guy on 6/21/2011

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For those who like these headsets but say the volume is too low I have the solution. [@] sells a small amplifier that will quadruple (4X) the volume output of the GMRS radio. All you need a pair of adapters and one cable and you'll be set.
Do a little research review by VK on 5/30/2011

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Most all GMRS radios have a low volume output so when used with a headset at speed they aren't loud enough. The solution is a tiny amplifier called the "Boost-a-Roo" which will increase the output volume of the radio FOUR TIMES (4X). Buy one, add an adapter cable and bam!
GXT1050VP4 Worthless with AVP-H2 review by MPalevo on 3/27/2011

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Bought two Midland GXT1050VP4 radios and two AVP-H2 Motorcycle headsets. Headsets are great, but radio has built in Maximum Volume so low that all this equipment is useless. Have two Scooters that are quiet, yet could not hear a thing from other rider over 20 mph. [$] worth of nice equipment is useless. Sent back to Midland, and they can't do anything. So, I just ate [$] worth of junk!!
radio headset review by threeamigoes on 1/25/2011

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we use the headset for snowmobiling and they do not go loud enough . we have to stop to understand the person that wants to talk .as long as you understand that they are fine