What is the difference between the sena smh10D -11 and the sena smh10D-10?
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The -10 has a boom mic that is directly connected to the helmet mounting piece while the -11 has a detached boom mic that Velcro's to the inside of your helmet. The -11 also comes with a small mic not on a boom that you can Velcro directly to the jaw guard on the front of a full face helmet directly in front of your mouth, out of the wind. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. The mounted boom is better if you have an open faced helmet. With a full face though, you have to bring the mounted boom down under the jaw guard and you really can't get it positioned well in front of your mouth. The one thing to be careful of with either one is that the wires are a bit delicate and need to be protected from being pulled on. They can be damage rather easily.
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My understanding is that the -10 has the boom mic only where the -11 has the boom mic and the optional velcroed-on mic for full face helmets.
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I'm not sure about the difference but I have the 103 and it worked pretty good. The one major downfall was that it can be set off very easy, so easy that it kept accidentally sounding off.
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Performance wise, there is no noticeable difference. The SX910 has a 5 yr warranty vs the SX900's 3 yr which is due to them "cherry picking" or "binning" the best NAND chips for the 910.
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There is a difference. This H17 is NOT capable of A2DP. So no music or any media.
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When I sent in my px100 original for RMA at Sennheiser USA (Old Lyme, CT I think), one of the higher reps told me there's no difference except the -II looks better and is supposedly more durable. I sold the PX100-II's right after I recieved them and I miss them alot, as stupid as it sounds. Oh well, I'm using the Grado SR325's now!
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The main difference is audio quality. The 10 is newer but the 1RNC is a better product. I actually bought both at the same time knowing I'd return the one I liked least. I sent the 10 back and kept the 1. Less important, the 10 is powered by a AAA battery, the 1 is internal. The 1 has a better comfort level on the head than the 10. All of that said, they are both very fine headphones, I just preferred the 1 and didn't mind the extra money in the long run.
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Simply "Google" 5 and 7 pin DIN cable jacks for the Sena SM10 and you'll get something like: http://www.rakuten.com/prod/sena-3-5mm-stereo-jack-to-5-pin-din-cable-sm10-dual-stream-stereo/254275778.html?listingId=318261115&scid=pla_google_Perfmoto&adid=18179&gclid=CP7U34__x70CFUVp7AodxHUA2A
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the SMH10 is different to the SMH5, I have a SMH10 and my wife a SMH5 and both work perfect. if you have a smh10, the smh5 can be connect without problem.
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The battery on all Sena units I know of, including the SPH10 series as well as SMH10 series are all sealed within the unit and are not user-serviceable.
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The main difference is the size of the mic capsule. The SE 10 is 3mm the SE 50 2.5mm making the SE50 a little less visible for stage applications.
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I am not sure. What is the difference, ten dollars? I absolutely love my unit. Get the hd radio, you won't regret it
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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No, they are completely different. I have had the Sonic, so I am aware of the difference. When I purchased S450, it came with twelve heads, which will cover a long time.
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I cannot answer it exactly but I did sell it and got the compact Bose L1 which has way more power and 1/4 the weight. The only difficulty with it was the limited inputs so rather than going with the T1 tone match I purchased a Zed 10fx. The sound is spectacular and I get complimented often. Bose also eliminates the need for monitors. Another problem with the 900 is the clips that hold it all in place. I did a write up on them. The company did send me replacements that were actually better quality but the problem is it requires a lot of disassembly to replace them. There were more cons than pros hence my change. Hope that helped. I cannot answer it exactly but I did sell it and got the compact Bose L1 which has way more power and 1/4 the weight. The only difficulty with it was the limited inputs so rather than going with the T1 tone match I purchased a Zed 10fx. The sound is spectacular and I get complimented often. Bose also eliminates the need for monitors. Another problem with the 900 is the clips that hold it all in place. I did a write up on them. The company did send me replacements that were actually better quality but the problem is it requires a lot of disassembly to replace them. There were more cons than... » Read More I cannot answer it exactly but I did sell it and got the compact Bose L1 which has way more power and 1/4 the weight. The only difficulty with it was the limited inputs so rather than going with the T1 tone match I purchased a Zed 10fx. The sound is spectacular and I get complimented often. Bose also eliminates the need for monitors. Another problem with the 900 is the clips that hold it all in place. I did a write up on them. The company did send me replacements that were actually better quality but the problem is it requires a lot of disassembly to replace them. There were more cons than pros hence my change. Hope that helped. « Show Less
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Very hard transition. Buy a v911! It is a VERY good intermediate between the S107 and the nano CP. You'll have plenty to learn in the v911, but the nano will still be a big jump up from the v911.
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What I see is the way the mic is attached. The 10d-10 has the mic attached to the part that attached to the helmet. On the 10d-11 the mic is attached in a different way. I only know that the one we have works great with our helmets. (10d-10)
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Here's a copy of the pdf instructions manual: http://www.gpscentral.ca/manuals/Sena_SPH10_UserGuidepdf.pdf