[MV] Headsets and bluetooth adapters

[David Morrison]

>The problem is still going to be Bluetooth. It is a "lowest common 
>denominator" issue. Bluetooth audio is what it is. Just because you 
>hook it up to your stereo doesn't improve the quality of Bluetooth 
>audio itself.
>
>Now, that having been said, the Dragon engine is so darn good that 
>it might not make that much of a difference in terms of accuracy. So 
>the bottom line is, you can try it, and if you are satisfied with 
>the accuracy you are getting, that's all that counts.
>
>But I have to wonder - why go to all this trouble to make a 
>Bluetooth mic work when there are already excellent choices for 
>wireless mics out there that work great?

I'm afraid I have not been keeping up with microphones, and it was 
just seeing that device that made me wonder whether it would work. 
But you are right, a proper wireless headset would be simpler and 
likely more reliable.

Are these the ones I should look at? Are there pros and cons for each of them?

Samson Airline 77 Wireless
Plantronics Calisto w/ Bluetooth Adapter
Revolabs xTag Wireless w/ USB Receiver

Thanks

David
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