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Fellow techies,
A few of my phones are old enough that I'm starting to get hit with rapidly-deteriorating voice quality on the old-style T1 carbon transmitters.
Does there exist, other than the well-known "Confidencer," a drop-in (or wire-in) replacement for the mic element in G-type handsets? I really don't need noise-cancelling, per se, just a better mic (I'm thinking condenser element with a built-in preamp).
Waiting to hear (and betting that Ed answers up first).
Thanks much.
Bruce Lane, Owner & Head Hardware Heavy, Blue Feather Technologies.
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Joined: Jun 2006
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Try Mike Sandman,The contact points on mic's would oxidize and need cleaning,also contacts on dial pad can cause problems.
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