Re: [QUAD-L] Dragon NaturallySpeaking

[B. Kimberlin \(Quadius\)]

In that case, I will be looking at Circuit City to see if they have any.  My experience with Plantronics has been very positive, so if I could get a backup to use when my battery is depleted on my wireless, that would be great.
Billy (Quadius)

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Billy,

 

I don't wear my head, it is on boom that is over my bed for my bed computer and a stand that is used for microphone when I am in my wheelchair as my monitor moves from the bed to where I can reach it in my chair, and on my desk I have been other gooseneck with a clamp .  They both have clamps to hold the microphone

.  I don't want to be tethered to my computer either.  Sorry I did not make that clear.

 

Dana

Dana,
Thanks for your response.  I am unable to use a wired headset, because it tethers me down to the computer.  I have been fortunate enough to voice have wireless, but I am looking for a desk mounted microphone which has the ability to filter out extraneous noises.  I have seen some, but unfortunately they cost about as much as the wireless microphones.
Good luck and hopefully you will be able to continue to use your system.  I would say if it's not broke don't fix it, especially when it comes to microphones.
Billy

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I got my Plantronics USB headset for a micro Center in the store and I also have additional one-year warranty for micro sooner .  I don't see them on the web site.  I hope they are still carrying about the store.  I know there's the other stores used to carry such as Circuit City.  they seem to work pretty well and are cheaper than the wireless although I would like to try it sometime.

 

Dana

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