Dear Jay, The best wzy to Cancel Sound is not to have it on the mike ;-) > That sounds great. Know of anyone who is still making them? Have you > seen any that weren't from WWII? Sounds like something I could probably > manufacture in a pinch... > > Jay My definition was probably hard to understand this is the english definition : http://www.medialinkworldwide.com/glossary.htm laryngophone: A throat microphone, attached more closely to the neck than a lapel mike; pronounced la-RING-guh-fone. this company sells tranceivers laryngophones are among accessories: http://www.icom-france.com/icf3.html they are still in use in aerospace: http://www.neosoft.com/Russia_House/sale/320-356.html this company sells laryngophones for the disables: http://www.eac-cyprus.com/Other_Products.htm this company was founded by a french student Martine Kempf who specialises in voice control when she was an undergraduade the most interesting product is the katalavox itself. http://www.katalavox.com/fauteuil.htm Some links in UK for laryngectomees. There seem to be one comapny in the UK which makes laryngophones http://members.aol.com/nalcuk/resources.htm As a general rule laryngophones are most costly than ordinary mikes but they will save you time and ressources on your wearable since they cancel ambient noise. I hope this will help. Lionel -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.ml.org
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