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I've had very good success with the Bose QC20 earbuds with an iPhone 7 Plus. They are active noise cancelling so good when flying and sound great when listening to music.
I also use a Plantronics Voyager Legend Bluetooth earpiece.
Dave wo2x
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Surprisingly I have been getting superb audio comments from the Apple Ear Buds that came with my old iPhone...I also use an inexpensive Logitech Bluetooth Headset - again with great results
The point being... your Flex Radio has a great audio equalizer built in to the radio software.
With a little work
- See NM9P Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LytzQGpE5ZM
you can adjust your audio coming from your iPad to almost broadcast quality without the need to acquire expensive mikes....
Frankly - due to weight and other travel restrictions, my apple ear buds have become my primary go to headset and mike... they are small and fit in my shirt pocket
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I have been looking for a good iOS headset to use. Bluetooth or not, doesn't matter.
Is there a cable for the Radiosport headsets that will work with iOS? That would be preferred.
I love my bose QC25 (especially for air travel, it makes a long haul flight so much more tolerable) but the included microphone is awful. Equalizer or not, it sounds terrible. Besides, I want a boom mic.
Any other recommendations? My priorities:
Noise canceling (active or passive)
Good mic
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Yah! I searched and searched and finally settled for the Logitech bluetooth headset. I love it. No noise cancellation, but my local contacts on 6 meters give me good ratings on the audio quality. Earphones are "on the ear" design. May be a drawback on a plane..... but easy to carry. Audio on HAM sideband is very limited in bandwith! The Flex 6k has great control over receive and transmit audio with the provided equalizers. Why pay a lot for a headset that can never expand your audio listening? Enjoy! 73s Stan N1THL0
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Well I have the Bose for airline use. Comes in handy as I sometimes do long haul flights (last two were to Buenos Aires and Seoul from NYC). So that is not super important. More of a nice to have.0
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The Logitech headset has been available for a few years. It is comfortable and highly adjustable. The mike extends from the headpiece only a few inches and folds up into it for storage. Logitech also supplies a USB dongle for laptops. I use that with a windows laptop and smartsdr. I've tried using Vox with the iPad and it works nicely. Nice to roam around while gabbing.
Stan
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I see Jet.com has it for about $75. Decent price. I'm gonna grab one. Thanks0
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Yikes, these Lithium battery fires are getting even worse. Didn't say what brand...
https://www.yahoo.com/news/headphone-batteries-explode-flight-australia-070000773--finance.html
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... music was to Hot !0
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Last flight I was on, the gate agent had a sign that said "Note 7 banned on board" and they were very serious. She asked to look at my phone and when I showed her it was an iPhone she let me on board... This was with Aerolineas. Not sure what other airlnes are like with it.0
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Chris - I bet she was listening to the May 9, 1977 Grateful Dead show at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo, New York. That was one hot show! I had a bootleg of that show on cassette until my tape player ate it. Now I have the Internet!
https://archive.org/details/gd1977-05-09.mtx.seamons.98168.flac16/gd77-05-09d1t01.flac
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https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B...
Here is the one I have used on my iPad for years. $36 Great audio reports "FM BRoadcast Quality"0 -
Oh, even better. Ordered.
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If it's good enough for Ria its good enough for me I also ordered one.
roger
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Hmm you should wait until I get a chance to complain about it, lol.
But I can always return it, and my cc has return protection if Amazon balks.0 -
Even cheaper in Canada (refurbished)
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/offer-listing/B005JXAEGS/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all
Tim VE6SH
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My only complaint is that the foam disintegrated after several years of use Easier to buy a new one than **** around with the foam0
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I have a set of the Logitech as well and like them. But I have gotten excellent reports with both the built-in iPad and iPhone microphones, and the little white ear buds that came with my iPhone 6. They key is to spend some time setting the TX EQ and other levels.0
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I have a set of the Logitech as well and like them. But I have gotten excellent reports with both the built-in iPad and iPhone microphones, and the little white ear buds that came with my iPhone 6. They key is to spend some time setting the TX EQ and other levels.1
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I agree 100%. I mostly use the Apple Earbuds now unless I feel like walking around. Then I use the Logitech. Ken is 100% correct ...it takes EQ adjustments no mater which mike we use.0
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Mine are not wired but Bluetooth. I've been using a Blue Parrott B450-XT headset! It's very comfortable and has great noise canceling performance. I've been getting great audio reports with it and many comment they cannot tell I'm operating remote. This headset is very popular with truckers.
https://www.amazon.com/VXi-BlueParrott-B450-XT-Canceling-Bluetooth/dp/B01M3MMFA5
Cal/N3CAL
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You mean like this?
https://www.amazon.com/Headset-Buddy-ClearMic-Cancelling-Microphone/dp/B0195SUXMM
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I tried a pair of these with my Bose QC25's but they are very cheaply made. The wire was very thin and they didn't hold up after only a few trips. Tx sound quality was fair to average.
Cal/N3CAL
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I also bought these and have the same comment. The wire is hair thin and broke within two days. Customer service, however, was excellent. They send me a new one. I then got the Antlion 4 ( https://antlionaudio.com/products/modmic-4 . It is of very good quality. I used it a lot on my npota activations. but never could get the eq set to as good as the radiosport. If I could get the radiosport mic into a bose headset I would be in heaven.....
roger
na4rr.
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My ears are too small. Apple ear buds don't fit.0
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Logitech Bluetooth headset arrived yesterday. Impressed with the TX audio quality. It rivals my radiosport. Lack of noise canceling is a sacrifice but I can put up with it for some portable use.0
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The Bluetooth VXI BlueParrott B450-XT has really good noise canceling. I've been using in the mobile for a couple weeks now and it works great! Everyone I've talked to is really impressed with the audio!
My only request would be if the iOS App PTT was a bit larger and easier to see on the screen. Maybe a custom sizing adjustment? That would really help.
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So far so good. Used it on a noisy NJ transit bus this morning and I sat at the very back by the engine. On air no one really noticed the noise. However because it was not noise canceling I did hear noise. Thankfully with strong signals it's not really an issue.
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Consider getting one of these and setting it up as a PTT button. I use it on another remote software package that runs on Android so I am not sure how to configure it for SmartiOS.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LUNAA2O/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
John K3MA0
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