How do you wear Music-Link Stereo Hearing Aid Compatible Headset? How exactly are you supposed to put them on?
1271389
I have a very similar experience, and also want to know how to position them successfully. They only get full signal to my BTE aids if I position the hooks over the top of my ear (pinna) - very unstable.
8976
After reading all responses, the method that I use is wrapping it around the back of my neck. I give a little slack to the right ear and usually the left side doesn't move too much. I guess it would depend on what activity you're doing. Also I have a name tag clip on it sometimes. That way I can clip them to my shirt.
969750
(1) make sure you have it plugged in conniption wise to the sound source (what ever it may be), and make sure sound is being feed to that connection. I use my head set for my computer, and I had to put the "sound-output" to the back head-phone connection.(2) Plug the charging base into a power supply.(3) make sure you have rechargeable batteries in the head set. The left ear piece takes batteries. There is also a off/on switch you got to toggle to turn the head phones on.
941363
I have no problem connecting headphones. I just use a pair of ear buds from the dollar store that work just fine. For some reason my husband's skull candy ear buds don't work as well, but not due to the case.
846438
I'm not sure what headset you will be using but if you use the ones that come with the phone yes basically you just slide the phone in with the jack in and it fits perfect if you try to plug them in after you have the phone in the holster it's kind of awkward I have head phoned plugged in all the time at work this is a great holster
1491011
Yep, getting the right eartips for perfect fit is a bit tricky but once you do, consider it stuck in your ear, that's given you use the provided securefit ear cushions
827248
Technically No..The headsets wraps around your ears, but using a swim cap will give a secure fit.
555929
I disagree here. The earpieces do swivel on the curved headset piece. Quite a bit of swivel from top to bottom and a bit from side to side. They adjust nicely to fit your head.
1597050
That depends really on how vigorous your workout is. What I do is wrap them up and over the back of my ear, then I put them into my ear from the front upside down. So basically the top of my ear supports them and take the brunt of the downward force of gravity. It works really well for me... I have several sets of grados and still this is my favorite set for all around sound quality! Listen to them in a quiet place at about medium volume and try to listen for the distance of the instruments and voices! These have a huge sound stage! Can't say enough about them! Hope that helps!
2250739
Yes you can wear a helmet with these! They work great because you don't have to use the "in your ear" style headphones - which I like for good base but can't hear ambient noises around me with "in your ear style." This is where the KSC75's come in handy! Can hear everything around you & your music nice & clear. I've got a few of these & use them for different applications. If the clip is too loose for you, just (carefully) bend the metal for a closer fit - can't do that with other "over the ear" plastic style headphones. Just put your headphones on first - then the helmet... Yes you can wear a helmet with these! They work great because you don't have to use the "in your ear" style headphones - which I like for good base but can't hear ambient noises around me with "in your ear style." This is where the KSC75's come in handy! Can hear everything around you & your music nice & clear. I've got a few of these & use them for different applications. If the clip is too loose for you, just (carefully) bend the metal for a closer fit - can't do that with other "over the ear" plastic style headphones. Just put your headphones on... » Read More Yes you can wear a helmet with these! They work great because you don't have to use the "in your ear" style headphones - which I like for good base but can't hear ambient noises around me with "in your ear style." This is where the KSC75's come in handy! Can hear everything around you & your music nice & clear. I've got a few of these & use them for different applications. If the clip is too loose for you, just (carefully) bend the metal for a closer fit - can't do that with other "over the ear" plastic style headphones. Just put your headphones on first - then the helmet... « Show Less
1697791
DO WHAT I DID! 2 same sized, rubber-bands looped 3 times over the headset, then pull'em up and over the track-clip(the one that comes free with the track-i.r.) and situate it at the top of your headset and your good, its small, lightwieght, out of your way, and you dont have to wear a hat and have your head start burning up an hour later!
2278220
try use mono or stereo headset ... if both didn't works mean ur audio jack has issue ... good luck
1645554
The cords longer so one can go around your neck. The long one should be the right headphone, so you move it from your left side, around your neck, to the right side, then you can put it on. It's like that so it wont get in your way I think.
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the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery compartment. Not to worry about the battery falling out. Carry spares in the event you accidently close the compartment. the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery... » Read More the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery compartment. Not to worry about the battery falling out. Carry spares in the event you accidently close the compartment. « Show Less
886106
The only thing to "configure" is if you want to use the device on the left or right ear. Then all you do is choose and snap on the appropriate tube - each is bent differently for their respective ear use.
512408
This probably has already been answered but there are 3 buttons on the bottom right side of the headset. Hold down the middle button until you see the little light on the top right side start to quickly flash red and blue. Then go to your phone, turn on the pairing mode and then search for devices to pair. Your phone should "find" the headset then simply select the headset to pair the devices. If your phone asks for a Password, simply enter "0000". Hope this helps.
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Nomam, my mother wears a hearing aid in each ear, and these go inside the ear, so she can't use this. She uses a Bluetooth that covers her hearing aid.