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Client is a Dr's office and I believe they have the original phone system from the day they opened their practice (these guys are nearing retirement!).

System is a Partner and the phones are the old sets...not sure of the model #, but they look like shoe boxes. Big, square, clunky.

The receptionist wants a wired headset and the office manager wants a cordless. I think I can figure out the wired headset, but not sure how a modern lifter would work on the deep well of the handset cradle.

Recommendations are appreciated.

plantronics ct14 . if the phone doesn't have a AUX jack just use a regular splitter on the cord at the jack , no lifter needed

for the non cordless use a plantronics CT 10 again no lifter needed same set up

How do you answer the phone without a lifter? :shrug:

It's a single line telephone that plugs into the AUX port on the Partner phone.

Ah-ha.

Will that allow you to answer all lines assigned to the phone or just one line?

CT-10 is also cordless? Any recommendations for a corded headset?

t-10

Corded is a little harder, the little red light on the base unit of the ct-10 makes a racket on the line, we always use the ct14 whether they want cordless or not

Ive never heard a complaint or seen a problem with "the little red light on the base unit of the ct-10 makes a racket on the line" my customers have always been happy

I recently installed three for a very picky customer who is very happy with them

ct14 is the new version of the ct10