adding some tunes to my Rocket

I've also gone the Garmin Zumo 660 route, loaded loads of music on it's micro sd card, and with custom moulded earplugs containing speakers. Sound reproduction is phenominal, and the music cuts out when the lady inside the box gives me directions.
 
Had it a while so newer stuff is there but proven for years of road and rain.
ARAI helmet
Bluetooth chatterbox with speakers.
ZUMO 550 with 16GB chip.

Thousands of MP3 songs in the ZUMO.
FM radio in Chatterbox.
Phone is Bluetooth to the ZUMO.
Zumo to the helmet.

Samsung Phone and ZUMO NAV interrupt the songs.

Great sound at 70 and slower speeds, but could be better speakers/buds for faster speeds

Can add passenger connection.

The chatterbox runs about 12-16 hours before needing charge.

Lithium battery charge from 0 to full in less than an hour.

Full wireless, but can be wired from ZUMO to helmet.
I have a power outlet from the left saddlebag to the chatterbox if needed.


I like the (newer)g4 (both separate) music idea.
 
Be carful with the laws in your state or country as having earbuds in both ears is about a $200.00 fine. You can only have them in one ear and one ear free to listen to your surroundings such as traffic, emergency vehicles and such in this state.
 
What I've done in the past with my other bike is buy a very small portable MP3 player like a Sansa Fuze, take some velcro and put one side on the top of the gas tank where you put the fuel in.. on that little piece that flips up. I then put the mp3 player on top of that, sticks very well and easy to controll in front of you.

Or, you could go with a set of Stereo Bluetooth headphone sets for the inside of your helmet like a SENE SMH10 set, unbelievably cool and works great.
 
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