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Homeslice 06-15-2010 05:42 PM

Stereo bluetooth?
 
Do you have a stereo bluetooth headset, if so what kind? Or do you just listen to all your music via traditional wired stuff? Doesn't wired = superior sound quality?

Amber Lamps 06-15-2010 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 383253)
Do you have a stereo bluetooth headset, if so what kind? Or do you just listen to all your music via traditional wired stuff? Doesn't wired = superior sound quality?

I have a Plantronics stereo bluetooth and also that Motorola headset... S9hd or something like that. They work okay but I don't walk anywhere and I have helmet speaker set-up.:idk: I do think wired CAN sound the best depending on how much money you want to spend...

derf 06-15-2010 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Amber Lamps (Post 383258)
I have a Plantronics stereo bluetooth and also that Motorola headset... S9hd or something like that. They work okay but I don't walk anywhere and I have helmet speaker set-up.:idk: I do think wired CAN sound the best depending on how much money you want to spend...

I'm hoping that you are right, I just dropped a small fortune on helmet speakers

Amber Lamps 06-15-2010 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by derf (Post 383259)
I'm hoping that you are right, I just dropped a small fortune on helmet speakers

Yea they don't give that crap away do they?:lol:

Particle Man 06-15-2010 06:20 PM

I have one from Motorola that works pretty well for music (sound quality is middle of the road I'd say). I also use this one to talk on the phone though if I'm in a noisy area it picks up everything around me (except me) so I switch to something that has a wire and a mic.

http://prtclmn001.smugmug.com/Other/...95_Fg2CN-L.jpg

I use a wire setup in my helmet.

Homeslice 06-15-2010 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Particle Man (Post 383267)
I have one from Motorola that works pretty well for music (sound quality is middle of the road I'd say). I also use this one to talk on the phone though if I'm in a noisy area it picks up everything around me (except me) so I switch to something that has a wire and a mic.

You mean the person you're talking to gets alot of noise, right? But if you want to avoid that, you should use a good 1-ear bluetooth like the Jawbone, because I don't think any wired earbuds have decent noise-cancelling, do they?

Particle Man 06-15-2010 08:50 PM

Yeah the person on the other end gets all the noise.

I find I go through regular one ear Bluetooth devices like water and end up with something with a wire anyhow.

Kaneman 06-16-2010 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Particle Man (Post 383329)
Yeah the person on the other end gets all the noise.

I find I go through regular one ear Bluetooth devices like water and end up with something with a wire anyhow.

Same here. I've found Bluetooth to be highly overrated personally. There's always interference, the battery is always dead, or I just plain can't find it.

Skullcandy > Bluetooth.

Amber Lamps 06-16-2010 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Kaneman (Post 383504)
Same here. I've found Bluetooth to be highly overrated personally. There's always interference, the battery is always dead, or I just plain can't find it.

Skullcandy > Bluetooth.

Me too, I have at least 5 BT headsets right now. The only one that I like at all is the Plantronics Voyager Pro.

Kaneman 06-16-2010 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Amber Lamps (Post 383512)
Me too, I have at least 5 BT headsets right now. The only one that I like at all is the Plantronics Voyager Pro.

It's a shame too because the potential is there for the technology to be killer. But when I cant put my phone in my back pocket without getting static in my headset it becomes a joke.


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