Cardo Systems Partners with Roland Sands on Limited Edition Communication Device
Wireless communication company Cardo Systems has partnered with design expert Roland Sands to produce a first-of-its-kind collaboration
A customisation and design guru, Roland Sands has partnered with several top brands to create unique motorcycles, clothing and accessories. However, this collaboration between Sands and Cardo Systems has produced a wireless communication system we’ve not seen before.
Cardo Systems is one of the leaders when it comes to wireless communication solutions for motorcycle riders, so it's only fitting that the two companies have come together on a creation like this.
The new limited edition Packtalk Pro RSD system, created in collaboration with the American’s very own Roland Sands brand features a premium design that includes his official RSD signature.
Also complete with his iconic colours and logo, packaging and custom carry bag. The new Packtalk Pro RSD is limited to only 1,000 individually numbered and signed units and it features Cardo’s most advanced communication technology.
As far as key features go, the limited edition system includes a Crash Detection System, 45mm JBL Speakers, Auto On/Off and Air Mount, and is waterproof, says Cardo.
Live Bluetooth Intercom and Natural Voice Operation allow you to talk while on the move with commands for volume control, calls, and more.
“Cardo has consistently set the standard for motorcycle communication technology, and our brands share a similar commitment to ultra-high performance and style. When the opportunity arose to create a limited edition together, we jumped at it,” said Roland Sands. “The Packtalk Pro is hands down the best communicator on the market today, and we’re proud to be associated with Cardo’s advanced technology and innovation with a product that bears the RSD name.”
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