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By brisk · Dec 15, 2009in General💬 9 posts👁️ 4,157 views
Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 02:43 UTC#1

Hey guys.

I somehow broke my mic clip for the bluetooth mic.

 

Is there a place where i can buy a replacement for it?

 

Thanks.

Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 03:13 UTC#2

ebay or pioneers website

Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 03:33 UTC#3

THanks for the reply.

 

But those were the two first places I checked...and no luck...

Anywhere else?

Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 04:28 UTC#4

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just call em up

Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 05:35 UTC#5

Just use a small black zip tie around it.

 

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Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 05:46 UTC#6

I see.

That's a pretty good idea but wondering did you notice any sound loss when it's not pointing "directly" at you?

Posted Dec 15, 2009 · 10:26 UTC#7

Not at all, works great where it's at. It's actually pointed toward me a bit. Don't clip the zip tie end, put it down the A pillar.

Posted Dec 16, 2009 · 04:35 UTC#8

Will do that.

Thanks for the great tip!

Posted Dec 16, 2009 · 11:56 UTC#9

I used a small electrical wiring strain relief C clip and a screw, worked great. (let me see if I can find pix)