Even if you do not like headphones... you MIGHT like a head-worn
microphone which keeps the mic element in exactly the same position,
regardless of whether you sit back in your chair, look sideways, stand
up, or move about your desk area in the shack. A lot of what is thought
selective or atmospheric fading is, in reality, unfortunate microphone
technique, where operators look away from, or sit back from, the
microphone while speaking. A head worn mic does not have to have
speakers attached to be very useful in managing consistent microphone
input.
Just a suggestion.
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On 7/18/2014 7:54 PM, Bill W2BLC wrote:
I very rarely use a headset - no reason for it.
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