Hello,
It has been a year now I want to buy your product, specially a muted Uni directionnal mod mic for my Sennheiser 598. Since there's only one reseller in Canada for your product, the price is always high. 65$ for a mic is pretty expensive unless the sound quality is very very great. You can get a good on-table mic for that price. I'd like to try your products but instead I buy cheap 5$ microphone from Zalman. I bought 2 and i've been using it for a year now and it did the job. I would prefer a mod mic since the product look really well made.
I hope I will be able to try your product soon.
Sorry for my bad english, I'm french canadian.
Have a good day and alot of sucess!

Hi. Modmic is awesome. I've been telling all my colleagues: consultants who spend 40+ weeks a year on the road, and who constantly take conference calls in airports, taxis, cafes, etc. We're all hooked on Bose and similar noise-cancelling headphones. So, Modmic is the perfect way to keep our Bose QC 15/25 and add similar quality to the audio input.

(We've all tried the $400-$500 bluetooth headphones, but the microphones are terrible. Not acceptable for work calls, especially not in a public space.)

But while some people are instantly sold on my modmic rig, others look at the cables and grimace. The flapping double cables, with their ungainly clips, and then the huge extra wad of modmic cable at the end, are very traveler unfriendly. It just feels like... friction. And we don't have extra brainspace for friction. Nor extra space in the travel briefcase for junk like all that cable.

I'd happily pay $50-$100 for an integrated cable, of the correct length, that combines the audio and mic cables and plugs with style and grace. I don't know how big that market is, but for people like me who are on the road and the phone all week, it's a tiny, tiny price to pay for a premium, professional teleconference experience.

Cheers, and thanks for Modmic, CML

The only issue with your attachable microphone is the added cable. Having two cables dangling off of your headphones is just messy and a pain in the behind!

My Suggestion!
First, make the cable detachable using a standard 3.5mm jack that will also carry stereo audio, left, right and mic like in most cell phones. (TRRS).
Second, build and sell very short adapter cable for the most common headphone connections, 3.5mm, 2.5mm and mini XLR to connect the headphone to the microphone, and therefore only having to deal with one cable hanging off of the headphone/microphone.

Sure this would only work with headphones that have a detachable cable in the first place, but most hi-end headphone do feature detachable cable.
Also everyone with a super rare headphone connection can easily build their own adapter cable. A proper connection option on the microphone is vital to do that.

The mic can still be removed easily, and it is still possible to use it with the two cable configuration. This would make an already great product perfect and very versatile.

I hope you like my suggestion, I would love to see this product in the future.

Regards from Ireland,
Alex

two areas for improvements:
1. the boom itself feels too short when used with my headphones. There's limited room on the back of the headphones where i can attach the mic, limiting the reach. I ended up extending the length of the boom by unclasping it from the attachment, but tried to keep the bend at the end as recommended. A longer boom would make it easier to maneuver and eliminate this issue.
2. the rotation of the attachment is fixed at two angles. If a click rotation could be added to the attachment this would enable me to bring the mic all the way up past the headphone band and completely out of the way.