| Subject: | Powered Lavaliere or Small Microphone |
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| From: | "zachary moldof" zacharymoldof |
| Date: | Mon Jun 9, 2008 1:30 pm ((PDT)) |
Hi Martin, Not sure how you are running into trouble, and not an answer to your question on what mic, but a suggestion nonetheless. For an easy hack just get an extra (wired, not bluetooth) hands free head set, clip the cable, remove the attached mic, and then solder/heat shrink your own mic on. From, Zach. |
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