Call Center Headphone With Mic Houston Tx

While I haven't had a chance to actually purchase the lens, I did get a chance to try it out at a rental store in Houston, TX. It's a wonderful wide angle lens, and while I may not be able to add one to my arsenal just yet, I would definitely consider renting for jobs.

I use for VOIP on Skype, as my phone for personal call center purposes (I made more than 100 calls a day), listening to music in between and talking on my ihpone through bluetooth. It is so versatile, works flawlessly. The mic is perfect. The sound quality is pretty darned good for a do-it-all! I've seen some other headsets that automatically mute when you swing the mic into the upright position. That would be nice, but there is absolutely no drawback to not having it.

Mic, Pre-Amp, and Headphone Amp in an all-in-one package! Nice to be able to use a USB mic without the need for a separate pre-amp. Really like the headphone jack incorporated into the unit with separate gain controls for the headphone volume.

Recently went to Houston for 4 days and this is all I needed.

Although I wouldn't call the X2HR a reference style open back headphone, I would say they are a very enjoyable pair to listen to all kinds of music on. I've listened to everything from Jazz, Classical, Hip Hop, old school to modern R&B, all eras of rock to Death Metal, and the X2HR sounded great with all of them. Great detail, ample bass that holds together and the soundstage is wide but not so much that you lose the mix or the vocals. The X2HR is bright, but never sibilant and the treble range allows for great resolving of ear candy usually lost or hard to hear in poorer performing headphones. I would say the EQ is a bit more of a V shape, but there is enough midrange where recordings never sound hollow. I find the fit very comfortable for my large head and the build quality is excellent. I will say that ear fatigue settled in for me after about 2 to 2.5 hours of listening at a moderate volume. All in all, a great set of cans.

I play on my guitar but I'll never have a call to get in a band - I'm terrible. At least it's only me who can listen to it. For the Yamaha headphone? It's great. I've also listened to some old albums with them. Go ahead, buy them.

High quality headphone. Convenient and sound quality is great. The microphone volume is low during phone call when paired with iPhone.

I purchased this headphone for listening music and phone call. The audio sound is great. Unfortunately, I could not find adapter for my iPhone 14 Pro. I ended up using headphone on my computer. EQ presets work fine. Default EQ preset is my preference. Also, silicone ear tip block out external noise good.

Using on my A10-TX, supplying 48v Ph to boom mic... paid a premium for this SD brand w/ built in RF filter over other similar / balanced cables; but as they say, buy once, cry once... So far so good.

I use this headset in a call center and it is so lightweight I don't notice I have it on even after 10 hr shifts. I have been working in the telecommunications industry for 27 years and I can say this is my favorite. At each job I have had over the years I have always brought my own headset with me since most businesses do not provide StarSets. My older StarSet had a heavier connect cord and was always in the way, this model has a lighter cord and it doesn't kink up like the last one I had. I would recommend this model to anyone who spends a lot of time on calls. This is the next best thing to being cordless.