[Diabetes-talk] ear phones

[Mike Freeman]

Oh I get it; I sit corrected.  Earphone audio with the newer Prodigy Voice isn't as good.  As your other message shows, though, the audio can be quite loud.  You must have had an impedance mismatch between the Prodigy Voice and earphones.

Bose Quiet Comfort earphones work great if you have the attenuator switch set for airline audio, i.e., with added resistance in the line.

Mike
 

On Jan 12, 2011, at 12:08, d m gina <dmgina at samobile.net> wrote:

> Hello,
> I put in a pair of ear phones that work well with the prodigy voice, the first machine I have.
> When I tried this in the second machine, it was most interesting.
> Even on volume seven, it was so low I knew the ear phones wouldn't work.
> Now is there a set kind that I could get from radio shack that would work well, or would I have to try them to make sure?
> I can try another pair, just thought I would share my experience.
> Thanks,
> 
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