XLT TM100-MT Throat Mic with Finger PTT Mic
XLT TM100-MT Throat Mic with Finger PTT Mic
SKU: TM100-MT
The XLT Communications TM100-MT throat microphone is the perfect device for those in high noise environments. This is a two-wire throat mic, with the wire for the push-to-talk (PTT) button split away to attach to your finger. This is a great option for paintball players, or for other situation where the hands are not free to reach for the talk button. A clear surveillance style earpiece with mushroom tipped connector fits securely inside the ear.
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Description / XLT TM100-MT Throat Mic with Finger PTT Mic
The XLT Communications TM100-MT throat microphone is the perfect device for those in high noise environments. This is a two-wire throat mic, with the wire for the push-to-talk (PTT) button split away to attach to your finger. This is a great option for paintball players, or for other situation where the hands are not free to reach for the talk button. A clear surveillance style earpiece with mushroom tipped connector fits securely inside the ear.
- Flexible throat microphone wraps around neck and transmits from vibrations in the throat. Background noise is not transmitted.
- Clear surveillance style tube wraps behind the ear with earpiece fitting securely inside the ear.
- Two-wire design allows Push-to-talk button to be attached to finger (or other location) for ultimate convenience (round hook and loop fastener included)
- Includes two mushroom tipped earpieces (one clear, one peach)
- Great for those needing a flexible location for the push-to-talk button, such as paintball players, or for those in high wind / noise environments
- OEM packaging
- Fits the following models:
Cobra: FRS 5512, 5522, T5800, 5820, 6200, 6210, 6220, 6250, 6300, 6320, 6400, T7200 series, FR50, FR60
HYT/HYTERA: TC1688, TC320, TC310, TC310 OBR Motorola: Works with all single-pin Motorola FRS and GMRS Talkabout series radios, including the following series: T200, T400, T600, T5000, T6000, T8000, T9000, EM, FV, MB, MC, MD, MH, MJ, MR, MT, SX and Spirit GT Series two way radios. Works all models in the above series, including the following: T200, T260, T270, T280, T289, T400, T460, T465, T480, T600, T605, T800, T5100, T5200, T5300, T5320, T5400, T5410, T5420. Olympia: Single Pin for FRS/GMRS radios, R100, R300, R500.
TriSquare: TriSquare TSX series
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| Quantity | 1 Pack |
|---|---|
| Connector (XLT) | M6 - Motorola |
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IS EASY & SIMPLE
YES ITS EASY TO USE & WIND PROOF AS YOU DRIVE, SO THE NOISE IS QUITE NORMAL.
Very Low Quality Product
We used this product during a church production. The room was very loud and we needed to communicate between people. These throat microphones are very low quality and I do not recommend them for anyone unless you are yelling while transmitting. The sound tube works well and you can hear a good transmission clearly as long as they are not using this throat microphone to transmit. I strongly recommend you research a better product if you want something that produces a clear transmission. Purchase at your own risk. You can't return them once they are opened.
Unworkable lack of clarity
I had high hopes for this item, but was sadly disappointed when we tested it -- I couldn't understand a [*] thing my co-worker said over it! When I thought about it, it made sense, how could a throat pick-up possibly transmit sounds you make with your tongue, like 's' and 't'? Answer: it can't! We quickly found that the English language is unintelligible without those sounds.We tried all sorts of positions and volume settings, but the bottom line was, after it was all said and done, that these are worthless for anything more than an extremely limited set of pre-chosen words, like 'stop', 'go', 'yah' ('yes' doesn't make it across), 'nuh' (can't distinguish 'no' from 'go'.)So if you can get by with caveman grunts, this might work for you, but anything beyond that, forget it.
throat mic with remote PTT
voice quality depends on correct placement of the throat mic. difficulty is the neck wrap around size is at least one inch too short. Probably made for a woman's size neck. Shift off center to get mic in correct position. Fits a little tight on neck, again not big enough for a man's neck. Had to spring open the neck circle a little bit and wear off center. The finger mounted PTT xmitt switch is a good plus for not taking hands off controls while riding. Voice quality is good when mic is in good throat position. Ear piece works well. --Dan--
Used for paintball
Bought this as a trial and it has served me very well. The only thing that is not good is when I need to shift hands to shoot when playing paintball, the finger mic button gets in the way. No complaints from team members about sound quality from the mic (I have an 18 inch neck) so it sits well and catches most vocals.
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