Where to purchase Autocom?

[lacofdfireman]

I have another post about favorite Communications system. I have never tried one before but have a friend with a J&M that he really likes. I was kinda leaning towards that one but after searching for the past 3 hours I think the Autocom might be the way to go. Looks like a nice system that would do what I would like and I believe it would be cheaper then the above mentioned J&M... If I buy it I think I would go with the Super Pro AVI. The only thing I am not sure about is it seems like you have to buy all cords seperately. Is this correct? Does it only come with the box for $389? What I would like to get out of the system is this. Helmet to helmet communications as well as MP3, Cellphone. Do I have to buy seperate music cords or will my wife hear what I hear? Also if I answer a cell phone will she also hear the conversation? Also where is the best place to purchase?

 

[ponyfool]

If you are set on the Autocom (please see your other thread before deciding), there was a guy at a truck stop in Oklahoma that people were referring to quite frequently years ago as being very friendly, knowledgeable, and affordable (well, for an Autocom), but I can't remember his name.

But, talk to Jeff at BikeEffects.com before your final decision.

 

[Toecutter]

Call Keith Goudelock (pr. Godlock) at Tulsa Truck Center 918.446.2245

He is the master who will lead you to enlightenment, and cut you a deal at the same time.

I luvs my Autocom. It's especially good for blindly disconnecting and reconnecting the helmet lead when running errands. I also soldered some upgraded headphone speakers which really helped with music fidelity.