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Jan 3 2006, 04:21 PM
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![]() Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 97 Joined: 8-July 04 Member No.: 1,546 Which Program?: DNS 9.5 PRO, Windows XP |
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me if they are using an A/B box to electronically switch the input between two different microphones? If yes, are you using a homebrew solution or have you purchased a specific product? I used a headset microphone for many years, TalkMic. A couple of years ago I started to use a handheld microphone attached to a boom, Sennheiser E835. I like the freedom of not being tethered to the computer. But there are times where it seems like I am unconsciously holding my head in a specific position to ensure a high level of accuracy. I think that I moved around more and had less neck and shoulder strain when I was wearing the headset microphone. Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bruce |
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Jan 3 2006, 06:24 PM
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![]() Moderator ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Moderators Posts: 4,266 Joined: 9-January 01 From: wickworks@xplornet.com Member No.: 51 VR User?: about 18 years Which Program?: DragonDictate then DNS Why do you Use VR?: Ease, speed, and to stay current to assist disabled clients Where are you Located: Villsge Green, PEI, Canada |
Bruce,
>>Can anyone tell me if they are using an A/B box to electronically switch the input between two different microphones? If yes, are you using a homebrew solution or have you purchased a specific product? Yes, and it works very well. I use A/B box to switch between the two computers that I use at work. I can't remember the name of the switch box right now but it has a silver bar that allows you to switch between computers. This is strictly "homebrew" but the drilling of a few holes and installation of the few plugs and associated wiring is really quite simple. Many times I continue to use the same microphone but simply by using the switch it averts the sound from one computer to the other. Often I find that it is too much hassle to change headsets. I prefer personally a headset microphone because I like to move my head around when dictating and this is very difficult with a microphone on a boom. The option around that is to use a handheld mic but then you run into the problem of trying to keep constant spacing between your mouth and the mike. Marty is sending me his latest wireless headset and I will certainly post my opinion of the product. John Wickett Dictated with DNS Professional 8.1 John.Wickett@vac-acc.gc.ca 902-368-0141 JWickett@auracom.com 902-651-2152 |
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