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Lots of static with EtyBlu Bluetooth Headset
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Hey, I just bought and EtyBlu at MacWorld, and I hear a huge amount of static. My callers say I sound fine. I loved my ETY.COM corded headset, but it broke. I thought I would take the opportunity to upgrade to Bluetooth, but now I wish I had stuck with the cord.

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Problem reported on January 17, 2008 23:03

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Etymotic Research, Inc. (ER) is a research, development and manufacturing company located in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. The name "Etymotic" (pronounced "et-im-OH-tik.") means "true to the ear." Established in 1983, ER's mission is to design high-fidelity products to measure, improve and protect hearing. ER has developed and patented some of the most innovative hearing technology available today. ER's products are used worldwide by scientists, hearing practitioners, hearing-impaired consumers, professional and amateur musicians, and others who insist on superior sound quality.

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