Re: "The Muse"

[OtisWinslow]

I have one. It works fine for what it's intended to do. I think
an intercom with a music input would probably be a better plan.



"BTB" > wrote in message
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> Anyone any experiences using "The Muse" for in-flight music ?
>
> http://www.avionicswest.com/muse.html
>
> Or there less expensive options ?
>
> BTB

[Thomas Borchert]

Btb,

> Or there less expensive options ?
>

Uh, a headset with music input? If you don't have THE headset you always wanted already, this might be a good point to upgrade to an ANR headset with music input (and while you're at it, cell phone input, too). Lightspeed's headsets come to mind. Something like 250 $ will buy you their entry level ANR, which will get you the headset, music and cell input. The Muse seems a tad expensive in comparison.

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)
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[Paul kgyy]

I've used the music input on my Lightspeed 30-3G and it's fabulously
good, IMO. Kind of a pain to have all that automatic muting going on
while flying IFR, though.

[Thomas Borchert]

Paul,

> Kind of a pain to have all that automatic muting going on
> while flying IFR, though.
>

So switch it off. The switch is in the battery compartment.

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)