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I have designed and built a headphone adapter/transformer
for some custom-molded in-ear headphones that offer excellent noise isolation (passive). I actually use them as a musician. In the plane, they sound very nice and are quite comfortable. So - what I want is a boom mic. I've actually ordered/purchased a couple off eBay, and find that they aren't quite working right. (I haven't lost much $, though.) Can anyone point to a regular ol' boom mic (head band or holder required)? Quite frankly, I like my earphones better than 5 or 6 over-ear sets I've tried (and mine are not very cumbersome). So I'd like to just buy (used of possible - money is an issue . . .) some boom headset that has the .206/.210" connector and use the yoke PTT switch. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Gary |
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