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bone condutive headphones
- Thread starter clyde jr.
- Start date
KindManTall
Well-known member
XP has there own type of blue tooth for there detectors
Umm....he's got a Minelab Equinox.
Any blue tooth HPs should pair just fine.
However, several people have reported difficulties pairing headphones to the Equinox....usually turns out to be "pilot error".
I'd suggest carefully following the manual. (but not having ever tried conductive HPs, I can't offer specifics on those.)
There are some threads on this forum addressing pairing issues.....you may want to do a search.
Good Luck,
mike
Any blue tooth HPs should pair just fine.
However, several people have reported difficulties pairing headphones to the Equinox....usually turns out to be "pilot error".
I'd suggest carefully following the manual. (but not having ever tried conductive HPs, I can't offer specifics on those.)
There are some threads on this forum addressing pairing issues.....you may want to do a search.
Good Luck,
mike
did you perform a factory reset on the detector? one of mine would not pair until I reset my 800