Check Out The Cassons Tutorials On The Cardo Spirit Line
Now available on the Cassons YouTube Channel is an easy and comprehensive playlist covering the basic features of the Spirit line-up in short bite-sized tutorial videos. Perfect to get a quick understanding on everything Cardo units have to offer & how to set them up! Check out the playlist here…
The Spirit has been created for riders looking for a great intercom system without breaking the bank. Being waterproof, the Spirit system will take a beating from rain, mud, dust or even snow without breaking on you.
The Spirit has been created for riders looking for a great intercom system without breaking the bank.
Continuing the great features, it has an automatic volume adjustment that turns the sound up or down based on outside ambient noise. Meaning you don’t have to keep turning the sound up and down while stationary at the lights!
The Cardo Spirit will connect with other Bluetooth headsets of any brand! Helpful when riding with a mate as the Spirit has a 400m range with its 2-way bluetooth system. Cardo claim you’ll get ten hours of talk time off just a two hour charge with their fast charging system.
The system is super slim and compact, ensuring it feels weightless on the side of your lid.
For riders looking for a bit more out of their Intercom system, Cardo offer the Spirit HD. The HD version has all the great features seen on the standard system, but adds powerful 40mm speakers. The HD speakers are controlled through an advanced processor with three sound profiles for a completely dynamic listening experience.
The HD edition takes the standard Spirit features and boosts them for even more clarity and value!
Other bonus features on the Spirit HD see the range boosted to 600m, 200m more than the standard Spirit, and a built-in FM radio with RDS for automatic selection of the strongest signal available!
The Cardo Spirit headsets are available now through Cassons or your local motorcycle store for an RRP of $179.95 for the standard and $259.95 for the HD.
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