On 10/12/2023 4:33 PM, Al via Elecraft wrote:
A large music distributor, sweetwater.com, sells the Yamaha language
learning system and has occasionally had CM-500s available at a reasonable
price.
They're a good, long established company. Another in that league is Full
Compass, based in Madiso
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Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2023 7:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Headset Hubbub
What are hams going to do when their CM-500's break?
Are you sure that the mic was DOA? It has an electret microphone which
requires volta
What are hams going to do when their CM-500's break?
Are you sure that the mic was DOA? It has an electret microphone which
requires voltage to work.
John KK9A
Richard FlatHat W4KBX wrote:
I ordered a Yamaha CM-500 from Amazon but it came through some other company
after waiting eight days
"So now I open again for other suggested headsets in the $100 range. The CM500
was a gaming headset so that could be a source. This is going to be a gift for
a friend who badly needs something.
Any more ideas?"
I had been using my Yamaha HP-1 headphones on my Kenwood TS-590. I decided
they we
#1, contact Amazon customer service and inform them what you reported
here. Some years ago I had a similar situation with a Baofeng handheld, it
came with frequencies programmed in it. Amazon was not happy and
immediately issued a refund.
Years ago I bought the CM-500 and a Logitech gaming headse
I ordered a Yamaha CM-500 from Amazon but it came through some other company
after waiting eight days and there were problems.
1. The original factory packaging was gone.
2. It came wound in bubble wrap, then stuffed into a cardboard box that had
been cut down from a larger box and taped togethe
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