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Boswell ANR Pilot Headset
 - 4 customer reviews.
The popular and very affordable Boswell ANR Pilot Headset features auto-shutoff
to save batteries, a personal audio
interface to allow you to listen to music, and a cell phone interface!
Boswell ANR, exclusively available at MyPilotStore.com!
- Exclusive AES auto shut-off
- Built-in Cell Phone Interface
- Aux Audio Input for Portable CD Player/Audible Checklist
- Significant reduction in the 120-200Hz range
- Additional active attenuation out beyond 600 Hz
- Small In-Line Battery Control Box
- Two 'AA' batteries provide 25 hours of operation
- Battery Status Indicator
- Dual volume controls, stereo/mono selection
- Reversible Boom Allowing for Left or Right Side Operation
- Adjustable Gain Pre-amp Allowing for Field 'Balancing' of Mic
Sensitivities
- 10-12 dB of Active Cancellation
- 24-26 dB of Passive Attenuation
- Includes black headset carrying case
- Backed by MyPilotStore's 2-Year Warranty
General Data
Connector: .250" stereo plug, .206 stereo microphone plug
Power Supply: Small 'In-Line' with left and right ear level control, stereo/mono
switch
Batteries: (2) AA's
Operating Time: 20-25 Hours
Weight: 14 oz.
Headphone Data
Transducer: Dynamic
Frequency Response: 24-17,000 Hz
Nominal Impedance: 300 ohms stereo, 150 ohms mono
Microphone Data
Transducer Principle: Noise cancelling electret
Frequency Response: 200-5000 Hz
Maximum SPL: 114 dB
Terminating Impedance: 470 ohms
Operating Voltage: 8-16V DC Appx 5-12mA
Our Price: $249.00
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Customer Reviews
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Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Nice performance for price!!!
by Craig from San Antonio TX USA
Pros: Price, performance, functionality
Cons: Little too tight, volume controls not working with mp3 input.
Review: I have had two friends use this headset while flying with me. Both felt it performed very well. One longtime pilot didn't know about the ANR...when after 10 minutes using I turned it on he said..."oh wow, that really works well". Clamps down very well...may be little too tight for bigger heads. Mp3 connection real nice but volume control doesn't seem to adjust the music input...volume not real loud.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
by Jim from Placentia, CA
Review: Not enough volume, would be completely useless in a noisy cockpit, the anr feature is not impressive. Save up a few more bucks and get a different one, not impressed.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Good value for the $$
by Larry from Phoenix AZ USA
Pros: Good value for the $$/effective passive noise reduction/average active noise reduction
Review: This is my second ANR headset and it has a tough job - as the cockpit of the warbird that I use it in is very noisy. It seems to do a decent job and I would recommend this headset.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
headset
by keith NOVATNAK JR from mountain top PA USA
Pros: THE BEST
Cons: none
Review: THOUGHT IT WAS GREAT. AT FIRST I THOUGHT THEY WERN'T WORKING THEY WERE SO SILENT NO STATIC,I WENT IN TO THE AIRPORT AND RENTED A SET I WAS SCARED AT FIRST UNTIL I FOUND OUT HOW GREAT THEY ARE JUST LOVE THEM ,THANKS FOR THE GREAT PRODUCT ALSO LOVE MY NEW RADIO FROM MY PILOT STORE. THANKS KEITH NOVATNAK JUNIOR PILOT MOUNTAIN TOP PA
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On Saturday, September 10, 2011 a customer asked:
Q: Inside the battery box are 2 switches. Can you please explain the use of each switch?
A:
If you are looking at the battery box with the batteries below the two switches, the one on the left is a Stereo / Mono switch. Your headset can be used compatibly with either a Monaural or Stereo intercom system. With the slide switch in the right position, it is Monaural. When moved to the left, it is in Stereo. If you are only receiving audio in one ear, move the slider to the right.
The switch on the right is a Comm Priority Switch. Turning "On" Comm Priority will automatically mute 80% of the auxiliary audio signal. This allows the user to clearly hear radio intercom communications above any auxiliary audio in use. Positioning the switch to the right turns Comm Priority "On", to the left turns Comm Priority "Off ".
On Sunday, December 12, 2010 a customer asked:
Q: can you charge the headset batteries on head set
A:
This headset uses two (2) standard AA batteries. You can get something like the Sanyo eneloop Rechargable batteries if you want to recharge them.
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