Noise Cancelling Speakerphone Recommendation?

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Do you have a noise cancelling speakerphone (not a headset) that you use near your aquarium that you love? I have a 220 gallon tank 6 feet to my left. I've been using a noise cancelling headset, but frankly am tired of always having those on. Looking for a USB/Bluetooth speakerphone that has great audio, great microphone, and can filter out the 45db background hum of my protein skimmer and some water falling. TIA
 
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BlueParrott makes great headsets. I’m a truck driver and can drive down the road in my rig with the windows down and sound crystal clear. Hope this helps! Good luck!

here is my headset. They make cheaper ones too.
 

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The only headset i use is the latest Bose. Its the only one that the microphone sounds better than tne phone itself with speaker phone off....

Noise cancellation dulls aquarium to nothing and wireless
Yep - I'm using the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 headset and completely agree. But that is not comfortable for 12 hours a day. Looking for a speaker phone with the form factor of a Jabra 510. Wanted to check with my thousands of reefing friends to see if any had found one that worked in our environment.
 
I'd be trying to eliminate noise, rather than trying to bury it. 45db isn't much, but close at hand, yeah, I can see how it'd be annoying. I'd be looking at an intake muffler for the skimmer, maybe insulate the cabinet with hard board foam insulation? My 150g system is maybe 10 feet from my couch. Took some effort to make it that way, but it's virtually silent.
 

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