I need a high quality speaker so I can use this hands free for conference calls. Will the others on the conference call be able to hear me clearly?
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I'm not entirely sure, but I think you and people in the room with you will be able to hear the caller well with this, but this will not transmit sound to the person on the other line. That person will only be able to hear what comes through your cell phone. How much they will hear will be dependent upon the quality of your cell phone.
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Honestly I can't say. I haven't used it as I use headphones with a mic attached to them when I make calls so I know I hear the other person clearly directed in my ears and they hear me nicely while I keep my phone tucked away in my pocket. Try looking up a youtube feature and see if anyone has used that feature specifically or commonly. Sorry I couldn't give you a direct answer.
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Ear speaker is pretty weak. My wife turns on the speaker phone feature (big speaker, I presume) in order to hear well enough. I can hear that one in another room.
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There really isn't a way, you must just be too far away from speaker or they may speak too low. There is a setting in the notebook for conference room, you can try that, it helps maybe a little.
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My brief and limited experience suggests you will get the same sound if connected by wire (via 3.5 mm connection). I believe speaker quality plays a huge role. If you want really good sound don't scrimp on the speakers.
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The sound quality is excellent. There is no noise reduction so the high frequencies will not be filtered out. That is a desirable feature: your voice will sound bright and clear rather than dull and muddy.
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That's a good question but one I'm not confortable answering because of the technical aspect. Search Google under customer service SpeakerCraft CS3 for more information.
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Mine's ok. I don't use them as my primary speakers though and I don't mind. I'd suggest getting some good portable speakers (possibly bluetooth...).
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Well this truly is a very important point/question/answer. I live in a town house and I need speakers that wont be heard by neighbors, this is the true audiophile's lifestyle problem. What you have said about the sound being heard more in the listening room than in the entire house would actually be a good marketing argument for Martin Logan to promote this speakers. Ill test this out. Thanks guys.
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Hi Got, you may use a Bluetooth microphone that uses the same Bluetooth profile as the speakers which are, A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile), AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile), HSP (Headset Profile), and HFP (Hands-free Profile). -Vincent
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Base unit hands-free speaker works reasonably well with tolerable sound quality. I don't use the base unit hands-free much but it's as least as good as some of the more expensive office-type units I've used. The mobile unit's hands-free works quite well and I use it in this mode often.
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The speakers will not be the same. even with the volume on high it will be very faint.
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I think if you are close enough it would be. I suspect that it would do well if you have no difficulty at all hearing the lecturer clearly - meaning not a ton of background noise and a fairly clear lecturer's voice. I've used it for interviews where the interviewee was about six feet away and it is crystal clear.
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This will not work for you. It is for 8 people who are speaking. some sort of in ear monitor system would probably do what you need.
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The sound quality is good, but I use it more for conference calls in which I listen or webinars. I've heard issues with mic quality
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as best as I can tell... no. What I hear when talking to people seems the same with the case or without. People seem to hear me the same too. Can't say with regards to external speakers. I normally hook it up to a small speaker set when playing music. Hope that helps!
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Polycom handles ambient noise and echo better than any other conference phone on the market. Will not eliminate 100% of the noise, but no speakerphone will. Adding the extension speaker/mics will help.