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[Pro Audio] Yamaha CM500 Stereo Headphones With Mic: The CM500 headphones are the ideal choice for audience-interactive DJs or school music labs. The Yamaha CM500 headset is crafted with high-impact materials and an ultra flexible headband. Its solid construction withstands repetitive twisting and hard use found in school music labs and on the dance floor

[Bleepblog - The UK Tech Blog] iMuff-tastic: The headphones, which feature controls for play/pause, next/previous track and volume, also integrate with your Bluetooth phone. When it rings, the iMuff automatically pauses your iPod and rings in the headphones, letting you talk through the integrated microphone.

[MacMiniGear.com] iMuffs Bluetooth Headphones: automatically pause your iPod and ring in the headphones, and let you talk through the integrated microphone...iMuffs Bluetooth Headphones Filed under: Gear Headphones Audio iPod ”” john @ 12:11 pm IMG ... right from the headset. It’s all just a touch away. Check it out here.

 [Scienceblog.com] Science Blog - Science Gifts - Sennheiser PC150 Noise Cancelling ...: The Sennheiser PC150 Noise Canceling Headset/Microphone is one of the finest headsets on the market today. With a behind-the-head design, the PC150 was designed with the comfort of the serious gamer and surfer in mind. If you spend hours communicating over your computer, then this headset is for you.

[Geekfishing.net] Geekfishing Blog: Podcast Archives: These are 20-20Khz omnidirectional. If you mount near your ears and then playback on say an iPod, you are making what is called a binaural resproduction, it is going to sound very close to what you hear there. If you mount these microphones 12-24 inches apart, it is standard stereo and sounds good through speakers. since we are using for ipods, the idea of doing real binaural for podcasts is pretty cool since most listening is via headphones.

[Geekfishing.net] Geekfishing Blog: Podcast Archives: These are 20-20Khz omnidirectional. If you mount near your ears and then playback on say an iPod, you are making what is called a binaural resproduction, it is going to sound very close to what you hear there. If you mount these microphones 12-24 inches apart, it is standard stereo and sounds good through speakers. since we are using for ipods, the idea of doing real binaural for podcasts is pretty cool since most listening is via headphones.

 [Dslreports.com] broadband » Forums » Console Tech » Normal headphones headset to xbox?: ... Forums » Console Tech » Normal headphones headset to xbox? ... wires of a normal PC headset, with a normal 3.5MM microphone port, to hook into an xbox? ...

[Sohailahmed.blogspot.com] Sohail Ahmed's Blog: Configuring your audio setup for Skype: If you are using a computer headset (more common with PCs), you pretty much eliminate the feedback issue. If you are using a microphone and your speakers, then you have to be careful that the sound from your speakers doesn't feed back into your microphone. If you're not sure this is the problem, replace your speakers with regular audio headphones, but continue to use your microphone. With no other sound except that going to your ears, you eliminate the possibility of feedback.

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