At the TMC, they don't use a headset for the radio; Rather, it is a goose-neck mic. I'm betting they don't exactly speak right into the mic properly. It sounded bad on analog and it isn't any better now.
In the olden days of analog conventional, the MTO Patrols had Motorola Consolettes with desk mics.
Motorola paddle type desk mics had more ways of being misused, than used properly.
Option #1. Imagine a Patrol Office in a garage. All hard surfaces that reflect sound, concrete floor, wooden government desk, metal roller chair, 4 drawer metal file cabinet with government forms for every purpose, and a Mitrek consolette on top of the file cabinet with a paddle desk mic.
The patrol person would stand about 3 feet from the mic, push the PTT paddle with a finger, and give road report audio with the reverb of an empty church.
Option #2 Patrol person picks up desk mic in one hand, fingers supporting the bottom, thumb on the PTT paddle.
He chokes-up on the mic like it's a hand mic, 1" from his mouth, and gives road report audio overdriven, with Moto Instantaneous Deviation Control (limiter) clamping down hard.
One of the benefits of the Moto hand Mic on digital P25 or DMR radios is the much better audio processing in the mic and radio.
Garbage in / Garbage out with P25 or DMR digital.