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  1. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's Cast Party after the first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  2. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's Cast Party after the first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  3. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's Cast Party after the first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  4. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's Cast Party after the first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  5. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's Cast Party after the first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  6. The Playhouse at McConnellstown completed its first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  7. The Playhouse at McConnellstown completed its first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  8. The Playhouse at McConnellstown completed its first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  9. The Playhouse at McConnellstown completed its first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  10. The Playhouse at McConnellstown completed its first successful weekend of "MUFFED," the story of Farmington, Maine's annual festival honoring the inventor of the earmuff. We have another weekend to go, and tickets are available at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #muffed #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood #chestergreenwoodday #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #actor #actors #acting #stageacting #onstage #oncue #playhouse

  11. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's first show of the season, "MUFFED," runs June 12 to 21. It's the story of Farmington, Maine's 43rd annual "Chester Greenwood Festival," in honor of the inventor of the Earmuff. Tickets available NOW at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #theater #theatre #community #communitytheater #communitytheatre #theplayhouseatmcconnellstown #mcconnellstown #huntingdon #huntingdoncounty #muffed #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood

  12. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's first show of the season, "MUFFED," runs June 12 to 21. It's the story of Farmington, Maine's 43rd annual "Chester Greenwood Festival," in honor of the inventor of the Earmuff. Tickets available NOW at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #theater #theatre #community #communitytheater #communitytheatre #theplayhouseatmcconnellstown #mcconnellstown #huntingdon #huntingdoncounty #muffed #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood

  13. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's first show of the season, "MUFFED," runs June 12 to 21. It's the story of Farmington, Maine's 43rd annual "Chester Greenwood Festival," in honor of the inventor of the Earmuff. Tickets available NOW at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #theater #theatre #community #communitytheater #communitytheatre #theplayhouseatmcconnellstown #mcconnellstown #huntingdon #huntingdoncounty #muffed #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood

  14. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's first show of the season, "MUFFED," runs June 12 to 21. It's the story of Farmington, Maine's 43rd annual "Chester Greenwood Festival," in honor of the inventor of the Earmuff. Tickets available NOW at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #theater #theatre #community #communitytheater #communitytheatre #theplayhouseatmcconnellstown #mcconnellstown #huntingdon #huntingdoncounty #muffed #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood

  15. The Playhouse at McConnellstown's first show of the season, "MUFFED," runs June 12 to 21. It's the story of Farmington, Maine's 43rd annual "Chester Greenwood Festival," in honor of the inventor of the Earmuff. Tickets available NOW at littletheater.com or 814-627-0311. #theater #theatre #community #communitytheater #communitytheatre #theplayhouseatmcconnellstown #mcconnellstown #huntingdon #huntingdoncounty #muffed #farmington #farmingtonmaine #maine #earmuff #earmuffs #chestergreenwood

  16. I have a set of Bluetooth earmuffs that I've lately been using with the mask whilst on public transport… the earmuffs were cheaper off-brand things I bought off eBay. Work well, but they're a headband format, and only pair with a single device.

    Bluetooth is also a pain in the arse to use with a computer: as it's either one-way stereo (A2DP) or two-way mono (HSP). Modern ones use mSBC codec so you don't sound like you're using a 1990's mobile phone, but it's still 16kHz sample rate and mono… and you've got that rather fiddly mode switch. Even transparently handled, you still can't use the microphone and have your receive audio in stereo.

    Headband format also is a nuisance if you are wearing a hard hat. I can make it work, but it's not the best.

    This got me thinking… a set in the form factor I'd prefer can be had for $50. I'd rather not drill holes to feed cables through, but if I can fit a decent speaker, amp, battery, and an inductive pick-up in the ear-cup, I can pass whatever audio I want through that pick-up. Use some strong magnets for placement, and the seal is retained. They'd probably work for PA announcements for hearing aides too since it's fundamentally the same technology.

    Maybe even charging with a >30kHz signal alongside the audio, and the battery can be charged while being worn.

    Outside the earcup, I can have whatever electronics I need. Microphones to pick up ambient noises, a feed from a Bluetooth module, analogue audio from a computer via cables. It just needs the outside transducer to align with the one inside the earcup.

    I'll have to dig up some ferrite coils and have a go.

    #Electronics #Earmuffs #MagneticCoupling

  17. I have a set of Bluetooth earmuffs that I've lately been using with the mask whilst on public transport… the earmuffs were cheaper off-brand things I bought off eBay. Work well, but they're a headband format, and only pair with a single device.

    Bluetooth is also a pain in the arse to use with a computer: as it's either one-way stereo (A2DP) or two-way mono (HSP). Modern ones use mSBC codec so you don't sound like you're using a 1990's mobile phone, but it's still 16kHz sample rate and mono… and you've got that rather fiddly mode switch. Even transparently handled, you still can't use the microphone and have your receive audio in stereo.

    Headband format also is a nuisance if you are wearing a hard hat. I can make it work, but it's not the best.

    This got me thinking… a set in the form factor I'd prefer can be had for $50. I'd rather not drill holes to feed cables through, but if I can fit a decent speaker, amp, battery, and an inductive pick-up in the ear-cup, I can pass whatever audio I want through that pick-up. Use some strong magnets for placement, and the seal is retained. They'd probably work for PA announcements for hearing aides too since it's fundamentally the same technology.

    Maybe even charging with a >30kHz signal alongside the audio, and the battery can be charged while being worn.

    Outside the earcup, I can have whatever electronics I need. Microphones to pick up ambient noises, a feed from a Bluetooth module, analogue audio from a computer via cables. It just needs the outside transducer to align with the one inside the earcup.

    I'll have to dig up some ferrite coils and have a go.

    #Electronics #Earmuffs #MagneticCoupling

  18. I have a set of Bluetooth earmuffs that I've lately been using with the mask whilst on public transport… the earmuffs were cheaper off-brand things I bought off eBay. Work well, but they're a headband format, and only pair with a single device.

    Bluetooth is also a pain in the arse to use with a computer: as it's either one-way stereo (A2DP) or two-way mono (HSP). Modern ones use mSBC codec so you don't sound like you're using a 1990's mobile phone, but it's still 16kHz sample rate and mono… and you've got that rather fiddly mode switch. Even transparently handled, you still can't use the microphone and have your receive audio in stereo.

    Headband format also is a nuisance if you are wearing a hard hat. I can make it work, but it's not the best.

    This got me thinking… a set in the form factor I'd prefer can be had for $50. I'd rather not drill holes to feed cables through, but if I can fit a decent speaker, amp, battery, and an inductive pick-up in the ear-cup, I can pass whatever audio I want through that pick-up. Use some strong magnets for placement, and the seal is retained. They'd probably work for PA announcements for hearing aides too since it's fundamentally the same technology.

    Maybe even charging with a >30kHz signal alongside the audio, and the battery can be charged while being worn.

    Outside the earcup, I can have whatever electronics I need. Microphones to pick up ambient noises, a feed from a Bluetooth module, analogue audio from a computer via cables. It just needs the outside transducer to align with the one inside the earcup.

    I'll have to dig up some ferrite coils and have a go.

    #Electronics #Earmuffs #MagneticCoupling

  19. I have a set of Bluetooth earmuffs that I've lately been using with the mask whilst on public transport… the earmuffs were cheaper off-brand things I bought off eBay. Work well, but they're a headband format, and only pair with a single device.

    Bluetooth is also a pain in the arse to use with a computer: as it's either one-way stereo (A2DP) or two-way mono (HSP). Modern ones use mSBC codec so you don't sound like you're using a 1990's mobile phone, but it's still 16kHz sample rate and mono… and you've got that rather fiddly mode switch. Even transparently handled, you still can't use the microphone and have your receive audio in stereo.

    Headband format also is a nuisance if you are wearing a hard hat. I can make it work, but it's not the best.

    This got me thinking… a set in the form factor I'd prefer can be had for $50. I'd rather not drill holes to feed cables through, but if I can fit a decent speaker, amp, battery, and an inductive pick-up in the ear-cup, I can pass whatever audio I want through that pick-up. Use some strong magnets for placement, and the seal is retained. They'd probably work for PA announcements for hearing aides too since it's fundamentally the same technology.

    Maybe even charging with a >30kHz signal alongside the audio, and the battery can be charged while being worn.

    Outside the earcup, I can have whatever electronics I need. Microphones to pick up ambient noises, a feed from a Bluetooth module, analogue audio from a computer via cables. It just needs the outside transducer to align with the one inside the earcup.

    I'll have to dig up some ferrite coils and have a go.

    #Electronics #Earmuffs #MagneticCoupling

  20. I have a set of Bluetooth earmuffs that I've lately been using with the mask whilst on public transport… the earmuffs were cheaper off-brand things I bought off eBay. Work well, but they're a headband format, and only pair with a single device.

    Bluetooth is also a pain in the arse to use with a computer: as it's either one-way stereo (A2DP) or two-way mono (HSP). Modern ones use mSBC codec so you don't sound like you're using a 1990's mobile phone, but it's still 16kHz sample rate and mono… and you've got that rather fiddly mode switch. Even transparently handled, you still can't use the microphone and have your receive audio in stereo.

    Headband format also is a nuisance if you are wearing a hard hat. I can make it work, but it's not the best.

    This got me thinking… a set in the form factor I'd prefer can be had for $50. I'd rather not drill holes to feed cables through, but if I can fit a decent speaker, amp, battery, and an inductive pick-up in the ear-cup, I can pass whatever audio I want through that pick-up. Use some strong magnets for placement, and the seal is retained. They'd probably work for PA announcements for hearing aides too since it's fundamentally the same technology.

    Maybe even charging with a >30kHz signal alongside the audio, and the battery can be charged while being worn.

    Outside the earcup, I can have whatever electronics I need. Microphones to pick up ambient noises, a feed from a Bluetooth module, analogue audio from a computer via cables. It just needs the outside transducer to align with the one inside the earcup.

    I'll have to dig up some ferrite coils and have a go.

    #Electronics #Earmuffs #MagneticCoupling

  21. My younger trophy husband has agreed to act as chauffeur this summer, should I again be cast in one of the shows at the Playhouse in McConnellstown. We're presenting a comedy, a musical, and "A Christmas Carol" this season. #PlayhouseAtMcConnellstown #mcconnellstownplayhouse #theater #theatre #communitytheater #communitytheatre #regionaltheater #regionaltheatre #community #act #acting #actors #actorslife #theactorslife #muffed #originalplay #earmuff #earmuffs #manufacturing #festival