Anybody tried the J&M JMCB-2003-DU, I'm buying one, Help

[dwitgoldwing]

Hey Guys:
I'm planning on revamping, (slightly), my stereo system on my '86 GL1200, (please see my post in the gallery, under "Just joined-I'm GLAD to have a place for My 1200 stuff").
I think I'm going to remove my custom-made speaker pods and amp and subwoofer and go to just headphones only. I had decent luck with headphones on my 2001 GL1800 before I sold it and my 1200 is quieter at highway speeds so I think the headphones will work better.
I was wondering if anybody has used the J&M handlebar mount system, (I want the dual unit with intercom JMCB-2003-DU). I plan on hooking the line-outs from my JVC KD-G820 in-dash mp3 player to the headphone-in of the CB unit and I will have CB/Stereo and intercom for about $330.
Any reviews on the J & M unit?
Thanks, Don W.

[Sgt Dave]

I have the solo unit on my 1200 and it works just fine. I have my Sony Mini-Disc player attached and it works well also. My Interstate did not come with a factory AM/FM radio or a CB. I have installed an automobile aftermarket AM/FM/Cassette that never really delivered music well at highway speeds. The J&M unit works well and the music in the headset is much better at highway speed.

[SIR tricky]

I have installed an automobile aftermarket AM/FM/Cassette that never really delivered music well at highway speeds.

Automobile radios are designed with the closed confines of the cage in mind, delivering about 7 watts max per channel therefor do require an external amplifier in order to hear them at highway speeds, but when you stop it near blows you off the bike thank heavens for AVC on the Aspencade.