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Headset/Mic for 1500

Mike NA5U/K5D/K1N
Mike NA5U/K5D/K1N Member
edited February 2018 in FLEX Series (Legacy) Radios

I wonder what, if any, is/are the preferred headset/mic/s
for use with a 1500, i.e. a plug and play?

73,
Mike, NA5U



Answers

  • Bill -VA3WTB
    Bill -VA3WTB Member ✭✭✭
    edited February 2018
    Mike. I use the Yamaha CM500 headset, I think it is great. It has a wonderful mic with a wide response. and the price is hard to beat.
  • Mike NA5U/K5D/K1N
    Mike NA5U/K5D/K1N Member
    edited June 2015
    Bill,
    Thanks so much! The CM500 seems to be a favorite for many. I'll be getting on on order.
    73,
    Mike
  • Chris - KC5IIE
    Chris - KC5IIE Member
    edited June 2015
    I use a Heil ProMicro with the Yaesu adapter, I also own a cheapie (AudioComm) I bought on eBay I use with a W2ENY adapter, both work great. Interesting enough, I seem to get more praise about my audio when using the cheapie :). The key is to spend ample time adjusting your eq no matter which mic you choose
  • Andrew VK5CV
    Andrew VK5CV Member ✭✭
    edited February 2017

    The Heil BM-10 HC5 works well with a bit of EQ. The latest model might need a bit more. Lower sensitivity of the earpieces is better as there is some amp hiss audible with the more sensitive ones.

  • Mike NA5U/K5D/K1N
    Mike NA5U/K5D/K1N Member
    edited June 2015
    Fellows,
    Thanks for all the the great information.
    73,
    Mike, NA5U

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