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FirestormX · November 10th, 2014, 16:05

The reason that Sordins need to be rewired, is because the mic's impedence is too high.
The specs in the link, show that the mic is 2,000 ohms. I don't know what the impedence is for the puxing, though. If you take a look around google, try find out if the impedence matches up between the puxing and this earpiece. If they match up, then you should be golden.

Cancom is a Canadian company, and although I've never dealt with them, I doubt that they'll have any problems with you contacting them to ask if the piece and PTT will work in a puxing.
Another Canadian company is SRS Tactical, and they're a great company. They swapped the mic on my own pair of Sordins. If you email them, you'll probably talk to Steve, who is VERY helpful in answering questions. If the mic doesn't work out, SRS may be able to swap it for you (but I have no idea how the bone mics work inside the piece).

November 10th, 2014, 16:05	#2
FirestormX Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Mississauga, Ontario	The reason that Sordins need to be rewired, is because the mic's impedence is too high. The specs in the link, show that the mic is 2,000 ohms. I don't know what the impedence is for the puxing, though. If you take a look around google, try find out if the impedence matches up between the puxing and this earpiece. If they match up, then you should be golden. Cancom is a Canadian company, and although I've never dealt with them, I doubt that they'll have any problems with you contacting them to ask if the piece and PTT will work in a puxing. Another Canadian company is SRS Tactical, and they're a great company. They swapped the mic on my own pair of Sordins. If you email them, you'll probably talk to Steve, who is VERY helpful in answering questions. If the mic doesn't work out, SRS may be able to swap it for you (but I have no idea how the bone mics work inside the piece).