This unique SoftComm headset is one of the only portable ANR (Active Noise Reduction) headsets on the market that does not require any external batteries.  The ANR is powered directly from the microphone when plugged into your intercom.  Plus, it features a built-in interface to use your cell phone through the headset! 

• ANR requires no batteries - uses microphone power (Patent Pending)
• Cellular Telephone Ready with amplified volume, detachable cable supplied for ground phone use in noisy environments. Supports Cell Phones equipped with a 2.5mm 3 conductor hands free jack. Listen to both Cell-phone and ATC at same time.
• Noise Attenuation - Active ANR -19dB, Passive -24dB
• New High Tech noise absorbing Material
• Adjusts automatically to stereo or monaural intercoms - No Switches to set (Patent Pending)
• Exclusive "Fail-Safe" Power Feature - automatically converts to a full performance -24 dB passive headset should ANR circuit fail.
• New positive set Flex-boom.
• New M-57 Electret Condenser Microphone - With Proprietary Hybrid Amplifier that reduces M/H Cable Noise for superb audio clarity.
• Exclusive Push-to-talk (PTT) Switch located on dome of headset. Ready for back-up or emergency use.
• Dual Purpose Volume Controls -Pull out to adjust the Depth of ANR. Push in to adjust the volume.
• Gel Ear Seals and Head Pad Standard. Also included with your new C-300, Soft Foam ear seals, Cloth ear seal covers and a Mic Muff.
• Light weight - head weight only 16.2 ounces
• Quality Workmanship Guaranteed - American made and 100% tested before shipping.
   

Our Price:  $415.00

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Customer Reviews For SoftComm C-300 ANR Stereo Headset: Write a review

Monday, September 12, 2011 very comfortable.. so so sound quality by Jim from Placentia CA USA  Pros: less background noise, comfy!! Cons: hard to understand words, a little unclear Review: Somewhat disappointed in sound quality.  Plenty of volume available if that is an issue for you.  ATC radio folks are a little harder to understand than with my old passive noise ones, but the background noise is less. Friday, September 19, 2008 Lots of Noise and Feedback by Fergus McDonnell from Ireland  Cons: Nosier that my cheap headsets.. I have stopped using them. Review: Despite trying it in three different aircraft and adjusting it as per manual I cannot get rid of the electronic noise. I thought at first it was my aircraft or that I was using them wrong, but no it is just a inferior product. Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Great product, very comfortable by Chris from Fort Collins CO USA  Pros: ANR w/o batteries, and all add-ons Cons: none, just make sure and adjust the ANR!! Review: This product is really great, everything you could want. Just watch out for the ANR, the first flight I took with them, I didnt know that I had to adjust it, so I was getting feedback and bad sound quality, but once I adjusted it, it was great. I would buy this product again. Wednesday, January 24, 2007 by Tim from Carlisle, PA  Review: It's very comfortable and the mic is well positioned. When I'm flying it seems to work fine, but while on the ground there seems to be a lot of feedback.

 

 

Previous Customer Questions For SoftComm C-300 ANR Stereo Headset: Ask Your Own Question

On Thursday, January 08, 2009 a customer asked: Q: Does the cellphone jack sit on the same side than headset jacks ? I read swhere that one ear cup is for the cellphone and the other remain for the ATC. I would rather have the three jacks on same side with same cord length, in order to put the phone on the aircraft panel. Thanks A: The cell phone plug is on the same side as the cables to the panel.  This is also the same side as the microphone.  The other earcup has the push to talk button. On Wednesday, April 16, 2008 a customer asked: Q: Does the mike boom reverse to allow the mike to be on the pilots right cheek? A: Yes, it is flexible reversible. On Wednesday, October 03, 2007 a customer asked: Q: Does the cell phone interface also allow to use an IPOD? Thanks A: Yes, it has both a cell phone and audio (i.e. iPod) interface.