Right now I am using a Plantronics wireless, but I have experienced some problems with it as of late. I think if you have some hand movement, it is a good microphone. My problems may be not shared by many, but when I leave my house to ride around the neighborhood and happen to stop and talk to a neighbor, it goes out of synchronization. Since I am unable to move, much less put the microphone back on the charging station, it leaves me in the lurch and then I am left using my backup microphone. I also have some serious issues with how long the battery stays fully charged on the Plantronics. 7 1/2 to eight hours is just not enough for me.
I am currently in the process of trying to get another microphone. I just purchased an inexpensive noise canceling ear clip style of microphone. Unfortunately the other wireless system I have does not support the 3.5 mm connection this one has. My older and right now backup microphone doesn't filter out background noises and is not nearly as accurate as my Plantronics, so I am waiting for another wireless system to get here so I can power my microphone from my wheelchair with hopefully the same accuracy as I am enjoying with the Plantronics. I'll let you know if everything works out all right. Quadius On 4/19/07, Dan T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, I currently am using a Sensenbrenner microphone attached to a gooseneck arm and a base. When I am in my chair I use a gooseneck and microphone at a desk but when I am in bed I have to transfer the microphone and base to a cart and the gooseneck is getting weaker. What does anyone use to hold their microphone? do you like the wireless earpiece? Does it stay on? What microphone do you use and are you happy with it ? Is your microphone and its holder convenient for you? any input would be appreciated... Dan T.
