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DIY Headset - Portapro + Plantonics

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So I hate 99.9% of headsets on the market because the headphone portion is always uncomfortable as all hell, and the ones that aren't uncomfortable are huge HD650 style.

So I have an uncomfortable ass folding headset thing from Plantronics and a pair of PortaPros I plan on combining. I've done some work so far but this seems like it will be almost too simple of a mod. The PortaPros have that random screw hole that does nothing on the left side and the Plantronics mic is on the left side of that headset with a pivot point.

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So far I demolished the Plantronics headset and got the mic out of it unscathed. I took the tiny screw out of the side of the PortaPros and popped out the little metal piece that the screw goes into and it left a hole ALMOST big enough for the post that the Plantronics has on it's pivot. So I used the tiny scissors on my leatherman and put one of the blades into the hole and shaved out a bit of the hole and now the mic fits PERFECTLY into the PortaPros. I will try and snap some pics for those who are interested. I need to get some cable because I want to recable the mic with the PortaPros so it looks proper.

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