Earpiece Walkie Talkie Radios

Earpiece Microphones For Most Makes Of Walkie Talkie Are Available From Amherst Radio Centre

Almost all walkie-talkie radios have a socket on them, into which you can plug an earpiece (or usually, a combined earpiece/microphone). 

Every brand and model of walkie-talkie radio that we sell and hire has an earpiece socket.

Different makes of walkie-talkie radio have different audio connector sockets, so it is important to make sure you choose the correct earpiece to work with your walkie-talkie.

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Walkie Talkie Earpiece / Microphones For Sale

We sell several different styles of earpiece / microphones for our range of walkie-talkie radios, and also earpieces for most major brands of walkie-talkies, including Motorola, Kenwood, Hytera, Icom, Baofeng, Cobra, BT, Binatone and many others.

There is the D-ring earpiece/microphone, two styles of semi-covert "transparent curly tube" earpiece microphone, and the "earbud" earpiece.

Earpiece Walkie Talkies For Hire

All of our rental walkie talkie radios can be hired with two different types of earpiece/microphone - the D-type earpiece and the semi-covert earpiece.

SEE OUR RANGE OF WALKIE-TALKIE HIRE EARPIECES, HEADSETS ETC

Why Use Earpieces With Walkie-Talkie Radios?

The most obvious reason to use an earpiece with a walkie-talkie is to ensure that radio messages can be heard clearly, especially in a noisy environment.

Another reason to use an earpiece is confidentiality: without an earpiece fitted, radio messages come out of the walkie-talkie's loudspeaker and so can be heard by anyone standing nearby.

In many situations this is not a good thing, especially in public events and when the walkie-talkies are being used in a security role. You do not necessarily want the general public to be bale to hear radio messages being sent between staff. Using earpieces with walkie-talkies achieves confidentiality.