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Harley Boom! Audio Sena 20S EVO Bluetooth Headset-How to Setup & Use

I teach you how to setup and utilize the Harley branded Boom! Audio Sena 20S EVO Bluetooth Headset with your Boom!™ Box Infotainment system in this completely free video! With the Harley branded Sena 20s EVO Headset, you get full Bluetooth wireless integration with the Boom Box system, which comes on 2014 & newer Harley touring models. That means you can hear everything going into your Boom Box and everything coming out. Music, radio, GPS turn by turn, voice commands, phone calls, intercom with a passenger, and CB are just some of the things that are integrated. You will also need an additional WHIM, Wireless Headset Interface Module, installed and attached to your Boom Box. GET A SENA FREEWIRE IN OUR STORE HERE: https://shop.lawabidingbiker.com/coll... GET OUR WHIM INSTALL VIDEO HERE:    • Install Harley Wireless Headset Inter...   SEE SENA FREEWIRE VIDEO 1:    • Sena Freewire-Give Voice Commands to ...   SEE SENA FREEWIRE VIDEO 2:    • Sena Freewire Tutorial & Review-Bluet...   CHECK OUT OUR AWESOME HARLEY BOOM BOX VIDEOS: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/harle... BECOME A PATRON MEMBER AND GET BENEFITS:   / scrappy   SHOP IN THE LAW ABIDING BIKER STORE: https://shop.lawabidingbiker.com GET AWESOME MOTORCYCLE TUTORIAL VIDEOS: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/buyvi... LISTEN TO THE LAW ABIDING BIKER PODCAST: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/app So, if you're willing to pay the Harley-Davidson tax, they'll gladly accept your money. You can get into a single Harley branded Boom! Audio Sena 20S EVO Bluetooth Headset for $300 and a pair of them for $550. Of course, this headset is only sold by approved Harley-Davidson dealers.   Let me explain further about the "Harley-Davidson Tax". You see, Harley-Davidson & Harman Kardon, the maker of the Boom Box, really screwed up from the beginning back in 2014 by not building the system to pair "directly" with a wireless Bluetooth headset. Let's keep in mind that direct Bluetooth headset pairing was old technology in 2014 and they still didn't build it in. So, after years of customer complaints and frustrations, Harley decided, as usual, to pass their huge mistake onto the customers, never admitting any fault.  Harley created the WHIM, Wireless Headset Interface Module, as an add-on item customers could purchase for $300 and another harness for $50 that some models will need. Then they push for you to have the dealership put it on and charge you for the install. Really, I'm not making this up and it seems unreal.  By installing the WHIM, you'll be able to pair the HD branded Sena 20s headset to the Boom Box. Interesting though, because the Sena Freewire has been out for years now and already does this without a WHIM, but we'll get to that a bit later.  And if that wasn't enough Harley taxes, they took it even a step further. To get full HD "stereo" sound you'll have to buy the Harley branded (stamped) Boom! Audio Sena 20S EVO Bluetooth Headset. You may get other Bluetooth headsets to pair, but you'll only get mono sound and it sounds terrible, trust me. Yes, Sena makes the HD branded 20s EVO headset and no, the regular non-HD branded Sena 20s will not get stereo sound. So, you're now forced to buy everything from Harley to fix their direct Bluetooth pairing problem.