by0ung(at)brigham.net
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 Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 8:50 pm Post subject: headsets |
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Most headsets have a way to adjust the sensitivities of the mikes. EX: my
pilot headsets I had to get a mike that just pluged in for a replacement.
My telex has a mike adjustment inside the earcup, some of there mikes have
the adjustment in the end of the mike boom just under the foam.
But then it is usually easier to have a matching set.
Boyd
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If anyone is interested, I have a new DRE 6000 (maybe 4 hours?) that
I'm
probably going to sell. I have a Telex 50-D for my main headset, and their
mic sensitivities are too far apart to use the squelch effectively. If I
turn down the squelch on my DRE intercom where my Telex is set right, I have
to speak very loudly into the DRE to break the squelch. Otherwise, if I
turn it up to where the DRE is set right, almost anything breaks the squelch
on the Telex. The mic is just too hot on the Telex. For anything less than
the Telex or other high-end headsets with hot mics, the DRE would probably
work fine.
DRE said the solution would be to have two DRE6000 headsets so
they're both
matched. Since I have a boatload of money into the Telex, that's not an
option. Includes everything you get when buying brand new, including the
case and box it came in. $275, including shipping to anywhere in the conti
US.
Thanks,
J.D. Stewart
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