DW Holtman wrote:
>
> The high range of my hearing is greatly attenuated from too many years
> working on Flight decks and around jet engines. So I have no need for a
> pair
> of high performance $250.00 headphones. But, I'm looking for a new set.
> Does
> anyone have any recommendations for
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: Bose QC Mic Modif
A decent pair of relatively inexpensive full size cans would be the
Sennheiser HD201. You'd probably be pretty happy with these.
Especially for communications use and you'll be able to get them for
under your $50 budget afer shipping.
On Sun, 2008-03-23 at 18:47 -0600, DW Holtman wrote:
> Hello,
n the $50.00 range?
Best,
DW Holtmen
WB7SSN
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From: "Brett Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Joe Subich, W4TV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 6:26 PM
Subje
I'm no where near as pleased with the ER6's as I am the 4's. The 6's
are a lot bigger and a bit cumbersome and no one that I know of will
make a full ear mold of them.
As far as the mic I use a Heil GM4 and a Heil Boom.
On Sun, 2008-03-23 at 12:07 -0400, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
> > 250 is p
there is no place for
the (headset) mic .
73,
... Joe, W4TV
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The amount of isolation has a lot to do with individual ear canal shape. I
have very rectangular canals, and none of the Shure or Sennheiser universal
fit tips (foam, soft cones, silicone cones, or three-flange) come close in
my case to the isolation of the well fitted custom molds provided by Li
250 is pretty cheap. I paid more than that when you add up what I paid
for the ER4P's and the molds separately. Yet still in pretty much all
of the monitors I've listened to the Etymotics are about as antiseptic
as I've found. I'm a big fan of a very clean very flat response and the
ety's are qu
I second Brett's comments re the use of custom fitted in-ear monitors (IEMs)
for great isolation and sonic clarity. Properly fitted, they are very
comfortable, provide about 25 dB of external isolation and you hear exactly
what your receiver is producing.
I do live sound monitor engineering on
I used to work in the audio industry. Was working for a higher end
amplifier manufacturer. We always thought that BOSE actually stood for
"Bring Other Sound Equipment". It was also often said "No highs no lows
it must be Bose". Honestly though some of their professional line of
amps were quite
Yuk - not pretty - but I guess it works.
NOTE - that was the QC1 - thge QC2 has slightly different fittings
But, what a thing to do to a £370 pair of headphones!
I use mine while practicing my Morse and plan on using them when I
actually start CW QSOs.
The K2 Proset headset works very well a
W0JFR wrote:
Awhile back, someone mentioned that their club/group modified the Bose Quiet
Comfort headphones with a microphone. Could you provide a description of
this modification and a list of parts?
http://www.freewebs.com/k1dg/boseheadphonemod.htm
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73 from Ian GM3SEK
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Awhile back, someone mentioned that their club/group modified the Bose Quiet
Comfort headphones with a microphone. Could you provide a description of
this modification and a list of parts?
Thanks,
- John, W0JFR
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