Boom-mike cannula

[Jay]

I saw a website recently that featured a cannula mounted on a Bose Headset X
boom mike. Now I can't find it. Anyone know where it's at? And are there
similar products for David Clark's?

[Stu Gotts]

Saw it at OSH, Sky Ox has it and it looked fabulous. You might try
calling them.

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 08:29:28 -0700, "Jay" > wrote:

>I saw a website recently that featured a cannula mounted on a Bose Headset X
>boom mike. Now I can't find it. Anyone know where it's at? And are there
>similar products for David Clark's?
>

[Viperdoc]

After a search and some help from this newsgroup I found them at Skyox in
Michigan. They cost around $100.00 and there is a mounting stud that goes on
the side of the headset earcup. The O2 tubing and nasal cannulas then work
like a boom mike. It's a lot less cumbersome than using standard cannulas
around the neck or over the ears, which always uncomfortable under a
headset.

[Kyler Laird]

"Jay" > writes:

>I saw a website recently that featured a cannula mounted on a Bose Headset X
>boom mike.

That would be new. I'd like it, but I haven't seen such a thing. (The Bose
mike boom *does* offer some cool possibilities. I once built an LED light
with switch to go on the unused boom mike mounting point. I powered it from
the headset's power pack.)

>Now I can't find it.

I suspect you mean the Sky-Ox Bandit. I have a couple. The mount points are
just stick-on. (I've considered making something more solid.)

--kyler