Midland AVP-1 Microphones for G-225C2 and G-227C2 Radios (2 Headsets)
- Comforatable Headset Microphone
- G-225C2/G-227C2/G-300C2/G-300MC2
- Over-The-Ear Microphone Headsets With Vox/Ptt Dual Pin Jacks For Maximum Strength
- 2 Pk,For All Gmrs Midland Radios
- Comfortable, Flexible Microphone
- For All Gmrs Midland Radios
Add a microphone to your Midland GMRS radio! The accessory earbud speaker microphones are flexible, comfortable over the ear microphones that are compatible with your GMRS radio. The two pack of microphones feature VOX/PTT dual pin jacks for maximum strength Use your Midland radios in comfort and style with this pair of convenient headset microphones. Designed for use with Midland G-225C2, G-227C2, G-300C2, and G-300MC2 radios, the AVP_1′s dual-pin jacks offer maximum durability, and flexible microphone booms let each wearer adjust the headset for optimum comfort. Push-to-talk buttons reduce interference and offer a modicum of privacy when your mic is stationed directly over your mouth.
List Price: $ 19.95
Our Price: $ 7.98
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Loose headset,
While the idea is great these headsets still come loose around the ear. The ear bud has to be pushed in so tight that it eventually starts to hurt your ear. I still use mine although I would like a different style.
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|review 4/27/09,
AVP-1 microphones worked well. The only problem was getting the ear piece to stay in ear. I seemed to constantly adjust it because it was not staying put. Other than that problem , the speaker / mic worked as described.
Regards,
Joe / Orlando
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|Midland Handsfree Equipment,
The device works well except that after a while, the ear piece starts to come out of the ear. If I have a helmet to hold it in place, it works fine. I use the button on the headset because the wind noise keeps it on all the time. There is also a delay when one speaks when using full handsfree. I usually say “Uh” to activate the transmit and then speak.
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