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7/8/2014 – Do you think this will work with electronic pocket recorders such as a Phillips Pocket Memo LFH-9600?
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: Yes, we have specifically tested the ME3 with both the 9600 and 8000 and it works fine. I don't have a 9600 sitting around right now, but recorded into a DPM8000 using the ME3 and you can hear it at this link: http://www.speechrecsolutions.com/soundrecordings/dmp8000_ME3Test.wav
5/30/2014 – Hi
Hopefully you can help me
I currently have a Sennheiser headset that I use with Dragon software. It is one where I am required to use the 2 pins in the back of the docking station. It has recently stopped working for me and I am not sure if it is because the headset is old or some other connectivity issue
With the new ME3 Sennheiser products, do you know if it will work with Windows 7 and Dragon 11?
If I purchase it and it does not work, will you take it back?
Thanks
Eamonn
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: Before jumping ship with your current Sennheiser headset, I would suggest your run the Audio Set-up Wizard to be sure that Dragon is looking for sound from the correct location (presumably your on-board sound card). If not immediately familiar to you, this is accessed within Dragon by navigating to Audio > Check microphone.
The Sennheiser ME3 which you show in your email, is entirely compatible with Dragon and is, in fact, our best selling and highest quality mic for use with Dragon. The only catch is that it is not compatible with a rare sound card, so we recommend using it with an external USB sound adapter and sell a bundle which includes both items. You can see this at:
http://store.speechrecsolutions.com/sennheiser-me3-standard-plug--andrea-pure-audio-usb-adapter-ma-versioncombo-p129.aspx
1/26/2014 – Do you happen to have an adapter that allows connecting the Standard ME3 to a mixing console (XLR input) for live applications? If not, do you have a diagram showing the use of each connector pin? For example, sleeve=shield, ring=audio, tip= +5V Bias?
- Frank LaRosa
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: Hi Frank,
Sorry for such a long delay - I was waiting for some information from Sennheiser, and by the time I got it I had forgotten what it was for. Anyway, here is the pinout for the ME3:
T= Red wire, bias & audio
R= connected to the sleeve
S= Copper shield & Yellow wire, ground
The "normal" ME3 sold elsewhere is designed specifically for use with Sennheiser's Evolution wireless system, which I believe has the XLR connector you're looking for. It's not cheap though...
12/11/2013 – With what computer sound cards is this head set compatible?
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: The ME3 has an unusual wiring configuration on the TRS connector which frequently results in incompatibility with many built-in sound cards.
To ensure compatibility, we strongly recommend using the Andrea PureAudio USB-MA adapter which will provide excellent results.
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