Get all the comfort and features of a Flightcom Classic headset - now with ANR - and eliminate fatigue from your flight plan. The new Classic ANR comes with generously padded ear seals, polar fleece headpad, dual volume controls and a protective carrying case.

"At $389 (retail), the Flightcom Classic ANR (active noise reduction) headset appears to offer all the advantages of comparable noise-canceling headsets costing twice as much." AOPA Magazine - October 2002  Read the whole review here.

Comfort:
Classic ANR's Confor(R) Foam ear seals, and a wide polar fleece headpad ensure comfort.

Innovation:
A volume control on each dome allows for independent adjustment.

Noise reduction:
Keep it quiet with Flightcom's advanced hearing protection technology. Confor(R) Foam ear seals effectively block out sound. Noise reduction rating is enhanced by 14 to 18 dB at certain key low frequencies.

Warranty:
Flightcom backs their products with a three year warranty.

Weight (ANR): 17.6 oz
Mic: Noise-canceling electret Mic muff included Optimized for speech clarity and noise reduction
Ear Seal: Confor(R) Foam
Noise Reduction: Additional 14 to 18 dB at certain key low frequencies
Power Source: 9 Volt drop-in battery pack with low battery warning and belt clip

Our Price:  $355.00

Other Helpful Documents:

• FlightCom Classic ANR Manual

Related Shopping Areas:
Headsets/Intercoms >  ANR (Active Noise Reduction) Headsets

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Customer Reviews For FlightCom Classic ANR Headset: Write a review

Saturday, March 08, 2008 Good headset needs just a little help by Dave H. from Mesa, AZ  Pros: comfortable earseals and headpad Cons: strong head-clamp Review: I'm an instructor and fly about 7 hours a day so noise reduction and comfort are important. I have two of these headsets and my only complaint is that from the factory they clamp a bit too tight. On the first one I simply used the cave-man adjustment method and slightly straightened the head band. That solved the problem. I then tried the cave-man adjustment on the second headset and BROKE the band! @#$&%... So I ordered a large replacement band from Oregon Aero and it is now my favorite headset. Monday, August 06, 2007 Good Value. by Tongo from Kansas City, MO  Pros: Good performance, cheap price, service. Cons: Reliability Review: This is my second Flightcom Active Noise Reduction Headset. The first one (6ANX) failed after just 2 & 1/2 years, and they don't have parts for it. I've had the Classic ANR for 9 months and its noise reduction performance is good. I just completed a day of 8.5 hours of flying, and they are a little tight, making my ears sore, but I have not worn a headset yet that does not do that. The headset boom does not stay in place at this time, the rotating joint at the earcup is loose, and Flightcom service says they had some with defective nuts, and they are sending replacement parts free of charge. But, this was the cheapest priced ANR headset that I could find. Tuesday, February 06, 2007 by steve from Delhi,ia  Pros: nice light weight very quiet Cons: clamps onto your head just a little too tightly after a couple of hours at a stretch you knowyou have them on Review: I am just finishing up my PPL training and after using this headset for about 15 hours have falen in love with ANR. Radios sound much clearer and the intercom isnt nearly as loud

 

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