I have settled with the Bose non-noise-cancelling....sm

• Headphones - Simplyme
  • If all you need is volume control, Radio Shack sm - HappyMT
  • Best headset is a USB. No noise but the - dictator's voice. Plantronics!
    • Yes, and these were USB. - Simplyme
  • I have settled with the Bose non-noise-cancelling....sm - oldtimer
    • Headphones - AAS
      • QuietComfort 2 on-ear headphones. - oldtimer
    • over ear headphones - Jamie
      • I always wondered who did this for - Linda F
  • have tried many, I do best with the metal stethoscope ones - small message
    • I second that recommendation. also, no itch. nm - Susan
      • have found that - Kyrie
  • Lanier head set - grasshopper
  • I recently asked the same - Christina RTMT
    • Glimmer (Pink) - Tam
    • Thank you, Christina - Simplyme
      • headset question - donna
        • You may want to replace your - soundcard.
        • a possible sound filter? - Kyrie

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If anyone knows where I can find this, please let me know.  thanks

hi - i have a bose headset already, but am on the verge of trying the noise canceling type. my question:  can i use them passively as well? ie, switch off the nose canceling and still hear the dictation?  thanks for any response.

I feel much better.  I wish my life was as good as this cat's.  She has been declawed so I don't have to worry about damage to the apartment.  She has been spayed so I don't have to worry about, you know, THAT.  She has a box full of toys plus occasionally she gets into my grand daughter's toys (well, vice versa).  She loves to push things under a rug or my carpet protector under my chair (now I can find the buttons my grand daughter loses from her button jar after a visit!). At night when I watch TV to relax, she loves to just be a sack of beans and drape herself over me with relaxation I will only attain in my next life. She puts up almost with patience when my 2 yo GD wants to "pet" her without biting or being mean (she is almost as big as the kid) even though her eyes reveal her desire to escape.

I got her through default as no one else wanted her.  The original owner invested all this money into her and seemed to treat her well but only kept her 2 yrs.  She was given to my son's roommate but did not get along with the house dog.  It was either me or go to the pound.  Knowing me for the sucker I am, my son called me.  I thought I'd give her a try and here I am a year later with both of us still getting accustomed to the other.

After today's "incident" she raced around the room with her cat nip mouse, cheerfully throwing it up in the air, catching it, rolling around like a dog until she was finally ready for a nap.  For being house bound by MT for so many yrs, it is a good stress reliever to have her....usually! 

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Someone posted about some earphones a while back and gave the brand and said they really were great with canceling out noise, does this refer to the noice in the ditation too?  (need the name of them, please).  Also I need a keyboard that when you type you barely have to touch the key AND HAVE NO SOUND!. Much appreciated in advance.  I love this site and you guys, too. 

with the 5 CD disk changer.  The sound is magnificent!!  Especially if you like classical or opera.  You feel like you are there in person. 

When I lived in a 2-story house, I had my office in a loft upstairs and the Bose downstairs and I would put on music and could hear it all over the house, even up to the loft.

I am now in a one-story and have it in my office.  It has a remote which makes it very convenient to mute or turn down the sound when I have a difficult dictator to listen to.

I bought it on monthly payments with no interest (next best thing, or even better, than paying cash).  I see that Bose still has that offer going once in awhile.  With the CD changer, I think it was about $1200.

I feel it was a very good purchase and would do it again.

Does anyone know if QC-2 or QC-3 headphones will work for transcribing on a C-phone?

TIA

I just rec'd my Bose and was very disappointed.  About 2 weeks ago, I purchased a headset from Radio Shack.  Other than the volume on the Bose, I saw no difference in quality.  I used mine with a C-phone, but I have an adapter so I can use other products than Dictaphone. 

I am really wanting to purchase some Bose headphones, but they are pricey, so I wanted to check here and see if anyone had them and if they are worth the money. 

Thank you,

LIke some of the other posters said, bad sound files are bad sound files.  I have noticed a huge difference though in what constitutes a bad sound file for me since I got my Bose headphones.  Yes, they were pricey.  I spent about $150 for them.  I rarely have to crank the volume and I hardly ever get the staticky white noise sound that I did with regular "transcription" head phones.

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