Greetings! I have a Teaberry T- Command that is a real pain trying to find a
mic to suit it. It loves to squeal with any sort of power mic. I have a
problem getting enough modulation out of an unpowered mic. I have thought
about using a regular hand mic or desk mic made for Teaberry. Any thoughts out
there or suggestions on what mic might work well? I have tried a regular old
chicken choker D-104 with mediocre results. Have a great week! Jon.

On 28 Oct 2004 03:07:13 GMT, ojunk (Jon
Lippert) wrote in
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Greetings! I have a Teaberry T- Command that is a real pain trying to find a
mic to suit it. It loves to squeal with any sort of power mic.


Is your radio modded for talkback?






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Greetings! No the radio has no talk back mods done to it. It has had FM added
along with some upper and lower channels. I have tried all the adjustments I
can think of to keep the powered mics from making it squeal, but with little
success. I love the radio. It has a unique look about it... not a sissy radio
look. I am disappointed with the receive as well and have adjusted it to get
the best receive, but it does not compare with the receive or modulation of
most radios. I have been thinking that I may just take it to a good tech and
see what he can do. Before I do that I want to try to find a good mic to fit
it. I would really like to get a Teaberry mic to make it a completer Teaberry
unit. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks! Jon.

ojunk (Jon Lippert) wrote:
Greetings! No the radio has no talk back mods done to it. It has had FM
added along with some upper and lower channels. I have tried all the
adjustments I can think of to keep the powered mics from making it
squeal, but with little success. I love the radio. It has a unique look
about it... not a sissy radio look. I am disappointed with the receive
as well and have adjusted it to get the best receive, but it does not
compare with the receive or modulation of most radios. I have been
thinking that I may just take it to a good tech and see what he can do.
Before I do that I want to try to find a good mic to fit it. I would
really like to get a Teaberry mic to make it a completer Teaberry unit.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks! Jon.

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