Is there any way to stop hearing the mic through the headphone when on a landline? The echo makes it unusable.
838589
I don't have any echo at all. I have had mine for a few years now, and I absolutely love it !!
838590
I haven't had this problem either. The only thing I would suggest is to make sure that the landline is hung up and not on speaker when using the headset.
838591
We have a dedicated outlet for the headset base; it is not 'piggy-backed' off a land line phone. I have an echo for less than 5 seconds on occasion but not on every call. Make sure you 'hang up' your landline phone; that it is not in use while using your headset. I hope this helps.
838592
I have not had this problem. I do tend to try to stay away from the handset, or turn the cordless phone over so that room sounds are not picked up on that receiver. Hope that you can work it out!
720443
Yes: I tested my TT-BH02. Holding the Volume down button for about 2 seconds will emit two ascending tones and mute the microphone. Holding the Volume down button again for about 2 seconds will emit two descending tones and unmute the microphone. EDIT: Also, when the headset is muted, it emits two tones every 4 seconds, which makes the audio inaudible (ie, the tones are not "blended" with the incoming call).
610024
No, it is not audible in the headset. But, it may affect the person who is trying to hear you on the other line if you are using if for a phone (keep in mind I've experience this with mine - which has an adapter to a 3.5 mm jack, so I don't know if this happens because of the adapter or because of the headphone set up itself)
2255342
I believe the problem to this is that your microphone is transmitting with auto-adjust. This means if you are to loud it turns down the voice and if your to quiet it turns it up. Somewhere in recording devices you can turn it off.
2104341
Sure can, Just press the center button to answer and disconnect. I don't have the voice dial set up on my phone but I'm sure you can set that up to. The best headphones I have ever purchased.
731168
By hitting center button on a device but caller will experience some echo..
1115429
turn the car stereo down as much as possible... if you have it loud, it's obviously going to go back into the mic and create an echo for them... this goes for any bluetooth device being routed through a car stereo...
1401781
Hi, I never saw that problem. Can you answer the call from the phone and use the headset? You only need to quickly tap the multifunction button to answer the call or hang up. Too long can turn it off. If you are doing it correctly and it still turns it off, ask for an exchange before time runs out. Hope this helps.
1591028
I have the same problem. Humming that goes away on mute. I'm plugged into a DSL filter. No cell phone nearby. It's getting so that I don't want to use the phone. I'm looking for a different one to buy. Any suggestions on a telephone headset that doesn't make so much noise?
814860
In order to use the microphone, it has pick up noise ... If you want to use the phone connection, then you don't want to keep it in the console
2111605
I haven't had this problem other than a con-call with someone who accidentally had muted his mic. All I can suggest is that you check your sound system. It doesn't sound like a problem you are going to be able to fix at your end.
1813447
hi-- yeah, I am seeing this as well, but I was able to press the "speaker" button and the sound comes back. it's really kind of frustrating, I am trying to figure out what to do about it as well.
1363178
My phone has a major echo with the cover on. I have to remove the cover to talk on my phone. I am going to get a different cover.
998633
Actually I don't hear an echo on my end but the caller does. It sounds as if I'm in a hall way or box.
776458
Try to set mic all levels at 50% and keep the microphone away from speakers. Hope it will solve your problem.
481895
Yup, I had the same problem. It was bad enough that I returned mine and haven't replaced it yet, since the one person I talk to the most also complained the most about the echo.
1967766
I have not encountered this problem on any preset setting. Is there any chance this is an actual acoustic echo from your output speaker through the instrument you are connecting to the affects amplifier? Try acoustically isolating you input instrument from your output speaker? Also, have you tried using headphones without your output amplifier turned on to see if the echo is present on that headphone output? If no echo in the headphone, you have some type of acoustic feedback going on.