Ext User(Newsy)
07-08-2005, 12:53 AM
"John Kearney" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:5gc2f1pi0cnvacckjscdm27b118m2fmame@4ax.com...
> Which model is it?
>
Supertooth 2
Rod
> "Rod" <rodlg000ATyahooDOTcom> wrote:
>
> >
> >"John Kearney" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
> >news:gl50f1137kue0vvv2fnsnf0098p994nq8c@4ax.com...
> >> Anyone have any comments on these units?
> >
> >Just started using one.
> >Have been using a BT headset with excellent results, but hte ohter half
> >cannot use one, so went the Blueant route.
> >Initial impressions are that is is a poor substitute, but it does work.
> >The received audio is very thin sounding. If you turn the received audio
up
> >too high it feeds back to the other end - this means that the echo
> >cancellation (if it has any) is poor. Audio control appears only to
consist
> >of gating between the send and receive audio, and if not set up optimaly
you
> >can lose the start of a word.
> >The send audio does not have much high frequencies (appears to be cut off
> >above 2KHz) which means that you have to strain to hear and understand at
> >the other end.
> >The unit states that it has DSP (digital signal processing) circuitry.
If
> >it does, then it appears to be poorly implemented. People at the other
end
> >of my telephone calls say they can hear excessive car background noise.
> >
> >I have two of these units.
> >I will keep one, but if someone wants one I will sell for $150 - it cost
me
> >$185. I will reply to a post here.
> >
> >Rod
> >
>
news:5gc2f1pi0cnvacckjscdm27b118m2fmame@4ax.com...
> Which model is it?
>
Supertooth 2
Rod
> "Rod" <rodlg000ATyahooDOTcom> wrote:
>
> >
> >"John Kearney" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
> >news:gl50f1137kue0vvv2fnsnf0098p994nq8c@4ax.com...
> >> Anyone have any comments on these units?
> >
> >Just started using one.
> >Have been using a BT headset with excellent results, but hte ohter half
> >cannot use one, so went the Blueant route.
> >Initial impressions are that is is a poor substitute, but it does work.
> >The received audio is very thin sounding. If you turn the received audio
up
> >too high it feeds back to the other end - this means that the echo
> >cancellation (if it has any) is poor. Audio control appears only to
consist
> >of gating between the send and receive audio, and if not set up optimaly
you
> >can lose the start of a word.
> >The send audio does not have much high frequencies (appears to be cut off
> >above 2KHz) which means that you have to strain to hear and understand at
> >the other end.
> >The unit states that it has DSP (digital signal processing) circuitry.
If
> >it does, then it appears to be poorly implemented. People at the other
end
> >of my telephone calls say they can hear excessive car background noise.
> >
> >I have two of these units.
> >I will keep one, but if someone wants one I will sell for $150 - it cost
me
> >$185. I will reply to a post here.
> >
> >Rod
> >
>