Headsets
03-01-2021, 09:28 PM
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Put a piece of tape on the front and sides of the mic. It helps block wind noise and doesn't interfere with you talking into it. You will also find you need to have the mic close to your lips.
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05-25-2021, 03:36 PM
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I got my two SENAs and they seem pretty good. As long as the mic doesn't get too much wind noise they should work good. Looking forward to trying them on the big water. I found a plastic box deep enough to hold four of them if I add two more. I have no intention of running music or phone through them. There is no sweeter music than the 525 EFI makes.
05-26-2021, 07:23 AM
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The mic in the headsets make a big difference, I bought some extra headsets and they were muffled and all around sucked.. Returned those ordered another set thats was more expensive it they weren`t much better .
What ever mic my guy used is very good, very clear.
As far as hearing the engines I can still hear mine , I monitor issue via gauges and warning lights.
Once you "hear" an engine .. it`s too late anyway.
headsets are great, I woudln`t have another boat without em...
Unless you`re getting pounded like a whore on $2 night by Lake Michigan (skipping to 5:20 in the vid )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rydpvq4TvyM&t=53s
What ever mic my guy used is very good, very clear.
As far as hearing the engines I can still hear mine , I monitor issue via gauges and warning lights.
Once you "hear" an engine .. it`s too late anyway.
headsets are great, I woudln`t have another boat without em...
Unless you`re getting pounded like a whore on $2 night by Lake Michigan (skipping to 5:20 in the vid )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rydpvq4TvyM&t=53s
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08-31-2021, 12:13 PM
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I purchased a pair of the Senna's, I like them but, the mic seemed really far from my mouth (maybe my ears are to far away) and I was getting some wind noise. So when I had to do a repair on my paddle board I figured I'd make wind deflectors out of scraps for the head sets. Works really well except now if you turn your head the wind grabs it and will rip the head set off your head. A little trim and brush on some epoxy, should be good.
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