new nfl season new comms

[brin831]

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/...vements-coming-for-nfl-sideline-communication

anyone got any idea what freq. range they use? or modulation/technology tdma? or some spread spectrum device? who makes it ... and don't say bose!! bc just no they slapped their name on someone else's headset technology.

as an fyi just took on a new freespeak2 clear comm system sounds excellent ... best since btr800 wideband ... would be curious to compare to riedels boliero system but i would say much better than rad systems am technology, and much better than tempest.

 

[Craig Hauber]

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/...vements-coming-for-nfl-sideline-communication

anyone got any idea what freq. range they use? or modulation/technology tdma? or some spread spectrum device? who makes it ... and don't say bose!! bc just no they slapped their name on someone else's headset technology.

as an fyi just took on a new freespeak2 clear comm system sounds excellent ... best since btr800 wideband ... would be curious to compare to riedels boliero system but i would say much better than rad systems am technology, and much better than tempest.

Bose actually has been in the headset business for a long time, they basically invented the noise cancelling methods for aviation headset commercial & military use and that technology is now marketed to consumers.
So I don't doubt the headsets are "real" Bose, but they are probably plugged into something from Bosch (Telex/RTS)