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Dh needs a wireless hands free radio mike....what make should he buy?

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 19:15

It needs to be quite substantial as he is a dance teacher

Where do you buy stuff llike that

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Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:05

Maplins?

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:06

Nope - none on-line at maplins

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Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:08

Backstage shop

Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:09

\link{http://www.handheldaudio.co.uk/pages/help.asp\Scroll down to aerobics systems.

Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:10

Scroll down to aerobics systems.

Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:10

Dolphin Music

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:13

Youch - the are much more expensive than the last one we bought

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Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:16

You will probably get cheaper that was just a quick google. I go through mic/earpieces rather too quickly. I have tried goo quality ones but have found cheap ones do the job and they all break just the same.

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:19

Ok getting confused now

He says he just needs a new headset

He has a box with Audio-technica on it & a thing that goes on his belt & the headphones/mike plugs into the belt bit

Does anyone know what he is talking about?

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:20

(what do you do Skribble?)

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Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:22

So he just needs the mic bit??

Does it have to be a certain kind or just fir the socket?

I am Robbie Williams body guard .

Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:24

The website

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:25

Thought so

I guess it need to fit the socket......which is (DH looking atm)...........A large silver circle with a smaller silver circle inside & then 4 small holes in the middle

If that makes any sense at all

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:31

Is it right that it is £110 for just the headset?

Or am I being daft?

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Katymac · 02/12/2006 22:37

It's an atm73a apparently

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Skribble · 02/12/2006 22:44

£152 on their website but that might include the battery pack. I would get intouch with them direct to see how much for a replacement mic.

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Katymac · 03/12/2006 08:35

Thanks

(went to bed last night...sorry)

Appreciate all your help

I'll get buying

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