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Hello everyone,
I have been into CB about a year and have a question concerning headphones. I have a ANYtone 6666 and a Uniden 980. I have a hearing problem and speakers just don't get it for me. A good friend of mine gave me a set of vintage Archer[Radio Shack] 8 ohm Headphones that he rewired for mono as they were originally stereo. These work fantastic on The Anytone 6666 but not so good on the 980. The volume on the 980 is too high even on the low setting. Is there any way to install a volume control on the headphones just for use on the 980. By the way I found another set on EBAY and just want to set them up for the 980.
Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks in advance
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