As stated in the title I have a bunch of HT1000's and never had any use of these speaker mics til now. I have a bunch of new stock never used NMN6191C Speaker Mics that I decided to use on the radio assigned to me. The first one I tried, the speaker sounded muffled very low but transmitted fine. I tried another mic all new out of the package and it would be fine for a couple of days then did the same thing low and muffled. I opened some of the muffled ones up and didn't see anything that would interfere with the speaker ie metal shavings dirt. What could be the issue>? The speaker mic itself? The connection to the HT1000? I did this with other HT1000 and came out with the same results. Thanks in advance.
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gtaman
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Check your pin contacts. They may need to be cleaned. That's all I can think of at the moment.
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