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Definition of headset in English: headsetnoun ˈhɛdsɛtˈhɛdˌsɛt 1A set of headphones, typically with a microphone attached, used especially in telephony and radio communication. Example sentencesExamples - He picked up the communication headset, and adjusted it around his ears.
- So is this the start of a technological revolution, with footballers running round with microphone headsets like pop stars and security guards do?
- Note that there is no paradigm shift here that involves people not listening to music on their car radios or with headsets or in their homes.
- The only sight more curious than me on a cell phone is that of people walking around wearing those telephone operator headsets, wires leading to what I can only assume is a plug somewhere on their person.
- Another tool to add to your handheld radio is a headset and mic adapter.
- Playing the leader of a four-member commando team and wearing a microphone headset, you could issue verbal orders.
- By using microphone headsets, military trainees are gauged on what they say as well as pronunciation, inflection and body language to learn how to communicate without causing conflict.
- Each one of the guests in the cubicles were able to see various speakers on their monitor screens, hear them on their headphones, and speak to them over the microphones attached to the headsets they were wearing.
- Rob spoke into the microphone while putting the headset on.
- Privacy in using the system was enhanced by the availability of microphone headsets.
- Rod put on the headset and microphone and switched on the video camera that sat above the screen.
- Even more creatively is the fact that players can use the headset's microphone to distract or attract onscreen enemies.
- Other alternatives include computer microphones and headsets.
- An advanced version will come with a headset with microphone, making communication more effective.
- I would also have to limit my use of the radio headset, they might catch me in the middle of a conversation.
- You need a computer, a decent headset (with a microphone) and broadband.
- We were both wearing headsets to enable communication, but whenever he turned his microphone on I was treated to blast of the noise levels where he was.
- Some of Britain's biggest employers will attend a conference tomorrow aimed at increasing awareness of acoustic shock - caused by sudden, high-pitched noises from earpieces of telephone headsets.
- Some had clipboards and microboards and constantly barked information into headsets and microphones.
- To make a call, you will need a headset with a microphone.
2The bearing assembly which links the front fork of a bicycle to its frame. Example sentencesExamples - I think it is a loose headset because your new stem's steering-tube clamp is not as tall as that of your old stem.
- Campy integrated headsets have loose balls in retainers and separate bearing races.
- Record headsets use super-slick bearings, actually hold their adjustment, and are made of stuff so fine they just last and last - not quite forever, but darned close to it.
- Instead, the TT bikes sported the antiquated threaded 1-inch Shimano mountain-bike headsets.
- When we decided to utilize integrated headsets on our bikes, we initially wanted to accommodate the Cane Creek and Campagnolo designs.
- Other contributing factors are zero stack or integrated headsets, and anatomic bars.
- More minor things also contribute, like pitted headsets, untrue wheels, wobbly tires and out-of-balance wheels.
- I am new to threadless headsets so this is my first experience with their installation.
- FSA makes headsets for both Campy and CC standards for the 1 1/8-inch x 1-inch steerer combo.
- You get all the performance you'd expect out of a cartridge-bearing headset at this price.
- You should see all of our bikes sporting King headsets from the Vuelta on.
- But the versatility of threadless front ends and a lower, 27 mm stack height should make the Headlight an easy swap for most other headsets out there.
- Ideally, headsets should be one of those components you install and forget about.
- Chris King's diatribe about integrated headsets on his web site makes the point that Cane Creek-type bearings are very free to move around in the head-tube cups, and this movement can cause a click or rap.
- The ZS is one of the best choices in integrated headsets because the bearings use a cup, rather than sitting directly within the frame.
- All Shimano headsets have lower stack height than Campy, especially 105.
- To date I have not had much experience with threadless headsets.
- I have a new Seven with a Reynolds Ouzo Pro fork, King headset and Deda Newton stem.
- The plastic ring is the same as in the other threadless headsets; however, the bearings are the same top and bottom in the Hiddenset.
- The cup threads down to preload the bearings and adjust the headset independent of the stem.
Definition of headset in US English: headsetnounˈhɛdˌsɛtˈhedˌset 1A set of headphones, typically with a microphone attached, used especially in telephone and radio communication. Example sentencesExamples - Note that there is no paradigm shift here that involves people not listening to music on their car radios or with headsets or in their homes.
- Another tool to add to your handheld radio is a headset and mic adapter.
- Rod put on the headset and microphone and switched on the video camera that sat above the screen.
- The only sight more curious than me on a cell phone is that of people walking around wearing those telephone operator headsets, wires leading to what I can only assume is a plug somewhere on their person.
- Playing the leader of a four-member commando team and wearing a microphone headset, you could issue verbal orders.
- Privacy in using the system was enhanced by the availability of microphone headsets.
- Other alternatives include computer microphones and headsets.
- So is this the start of a technological revolution, with footballers running round with microphone headsets like pop stars and security guards do?
- An advanced version will come with a headset with microphone, making communication more effective.
- To make a call, you will need a headset with a microphone.
- Rob spoke into the microphone while putting the headset on.
- He picked up the communication headset, and adjusted it around his ears.
- Even more creatively is the fact that players can use the headset's microphone to distract or attract onscreen enemies.
- We were both wearing headsets to enable communication, but whenever he turned his microphone on I was treated to blast of the noise levels where he was.
- Some had clipboards and microboards and constantly barked information into headsets and microphones.
- Some of Britain's biggest employers will attend a conference tomorrow aimed at increasing awareness of acoustic shock - caused by sudden, high-pitched noises from earpieces of telephone headsets.
- By using microphone headsets, military trainees are gauged on what they say as well as pronunciation, inflection and body language to learn how to communicate without causing conflict.
- Each one of the guests in the cubicles were able to see various speakers on their monitor screens, hear them on their headphones, and speak to them over the microphones attached to the headsets they were wearing.
- I would also have to limit my use of the radio headset, they might catch me in the middle of a conversation.
- You need a computer, a decent headset (with a microphone) and broadband.
2The bearing assembly which links the front fork of a bicycle to its frame. Example sentencesExamples - More minor things also contribute, like pitted headsets, untrue wheels, wobbly tires and out-of-balance wheels.
- To date I have not had much experience with threadless headsets.
- I think it is a loose headset because your new stem's steering-tube clamp is not as tall as that of your old stem.
- FSA makes headsets for both Campy and CC standards for the 1 1/8-inch x 1-inch steerer combo.
- The cup threads down to preload the bearings and adjust the headset independent of the stem.
- You get all the performance you'd expect out of a cartridge-bearing headset at this price.
- Campy integrated headsets have loose balls in retainers and separate bearing races.
- When we decided to utilize integrated headsets on our bikes, we initially wanted to accommodate the Cane Creek and Campagnolo designs.
- The plastic ring is the same as in the other threadless headsets; however, the bearings are the same top and bottom in the Hiddenset.
- Record headsets use super-slick bearings, actually hold their adjustment, and are made of stuff so fine they just last and last - not quite forever, but darned close to it.
- Ideally, headsets should be one of those components you install and forget about.
- I have a new Seven with a Reynolds Ouzo Pro fork, King headset and Deda Newton stem.
- I am new to threadless headsets so this is my first experience with their installation.
- You should see all of our bikes sporting King headsets from the Vuelta on.
- Chris King's diatribe about integrated headsets on his web site makes the point that Cane Creek-type bearings are very free to move around in the head-tube cups, and this movement can cause a click or rap.
- All Shimano headsets have lower stack height than Campy, especially 105.
- Instead, the TT bikes sported the antiquated threaded 1-inch Shimano mountain-bike headsets.
- But the versatility of threadless front ends and a lower, 27 mm stack height should make the Headlight an easy swap for most other headsets out there.
- Other contributing factors are zero stack or integrated headsets, and anatomic bars.
- The ZS is one of the best choices in integrated headsets because the bearings use a cup, rather than sitting directly within the frame.
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