throat microphone

"Maybe he's just doing traffic," he said into his throat microphone.

It was impossible to speak distinctly into the throat microphone.

"Going for the next fish " Jack called into his throat microphone.

He removed the small throat microphone from his neck.

A man with a throat microphone was selling bed linen from a stall in an alley.

Tom plugged in a small throat microphone and aimed the unit directly overhead.

Throat microphones are also very useful when helmets or respiratory protection is required.

Several throat microphones now exist for mobile phones, including iPhone.

His vocal cords are gone, of course, but he gets by: he is able to speak with a throat microphone.

The American radios did not have hand microphones but throat microphones.

Frowning, Jack silently cursed the throat microphone taped under his larynx.

The throat microphone's design has several advantages.

Starting in 1939, Rey used a carbon throat microphone to modulate his electric guitar sound.

Luis slipped his headgear back on and snapped his throat microphone in place.

"I gather you've done this before, Lieutenant," said Pryce into his throat microphone.

Then he touched the throat microphone.

He touched his throat microphone again.

He strapped on the throat microphone.

The loader handed him his padded helmet, he strapped it on and attached the throat microphone.

Luis shouted into his throat microphone.

At intervals the Marine officer glanced over to a holo-tank and muttered subvocally into his throat microphone.

The voice was not speaking directly, it was speaking through some electronic device, possibly a type of throat microphone.

Dimitri called into the throat microphone.

Starting in the 1970s, researchers explored the use of throat microphones in speech therapy, especially to relieve stuttering.

Newer single-transducer designs are available that make the throat microphone much more comfortable to wear than earlier units and also better balance transmission quality.