Panasonic KX-TG5453 Base with two extra charging bases spread out around the
house. The phones are KX-TGA542M. These are 5.8 "Digital Gigarange" and they
work great. I have had zero complaints about sound quality or volume. I have
not tried to max the range out here in Houston but in Phoenix I took it
three houses down the street and still received a call and could talk with
the caller as I walked back toward my house, this was probably about four
hundred feet away. The intercom feature works at that distance also. Another
thing I like is that when I am talking to family out of town and both my
wife and I each have a separate receiver you do not get that loud in your
ear blast like a normal phone from each other, also the speaker phone in
every unit works great and doesn't have real bad speaker in a box sound and
its duplex so you can hear what they are saying while you are talking at the
same time. I got them for $179.00 at CostCo about three or so years ago. I
love them.

Mark

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Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 1:07 PM
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Subject: [H] Multi-handset phones 5.8 GHz

I need to identify a multi-handset phone system that has good volume 
levels on the other end. I currently have an oldish Panasonic 5.8 GHz 
Digital FH system but I get a lot of complaints from friends about not 
being able to hear me. I feel this sometimes has an negative impact with 
ladyfriends. I've thought that perhaps the problem was really with one 
or two of the handsets, but I haven't rigorously tested it yet.

Which multi-handset units are you guys using (assuming you're using any 
one of them)?

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