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We use speakers for training videos and the speakers I bought (cheap ones) have terrible interference near our plantronics wireless headsets. &nbsp;<br />
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So if I buy or expensive speakers will there still be interference? &nbsp;Is there a specific kind of speakers I can buy? &nbsp;I just thought I would ask before I go making the purchases. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance?
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We use speakers for training videos and the speakers I bought (cheap ones) have terrible interference near our plantronics wireless headsets.  

So if I buy or expensive speakers will there still be interference?  Is there a specific kind of speakers I can buy?  I just thought I would ask before I go making the purchases.  

Thanks in advance?

Plantronics Wireless Headset Causing Interference on PC Speakers

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