The new Model C-20 "PHOENIX" Headset has been superbly engineered to feature new personal comfort and greater noise attenuation through the use of new material technology.

• Ultimate in Noise-Canceling Transmission and Audio Clarity
• State-Of-The-Art Construction
• Eight Built-in Adjustments for Optimum Comfort
• Light Weight, Only 13.9 Oz
• Advanced RF Immune, M-56 Electret Microphone
• Extra Thick Soft Foam Ear seals
• FLEX-BOOM guarantees exact microphone position every time.
• Built-in stereo/mono switch.
• Dual Volume Controls.
• 66-inch heavy duty flexible cables.
• Gold plated microphone and headphone connector plugs.
• New material technology for greater noise control.
• New high level of audio performance.
• New Foam-Flow adjustable head pad that eliminates "hot spots".
• Five Year Warranty

With eight built-in adjustment points, the stereo/monaural C-20 is easily fitted for perfect individual comfort. For example, the new soft Foam-Flow head pad can be moved laterally to adjust to the head contour and eliminate "hot spots". Likewise, the large noise attenuating ear seals surround the ears with quiet comfort. A set of cloth ear covers and a "Mic muff" are included with every new C-20 headset.

The new advanced designed FLEX-BOOM guarantees the exact positioning of the microphone every time. And, with a new advanced RF immune electret microphone, the C-20 headset provides the ultimate in noise-canceling transmission and audio clarity, Exceptional Performance in high noise environments. The NRR rating is -23 dB.

A built-in stereo/monaural switch is a standard feature, with low profile dual volume controls. The extra long, 66 inch heavy duty cables can withstand strains up to 95 pounds and will retain their flexibility in temperatures as low as -40° F and up to + 120° F.

The pride in SoftComm's workmanship is evident in the new 5-year warranty which makes the Model C-20 "PHOENIX" Headset today's finest headset value.

SPECIFICATIONS:

HEADPHONES / SPEAKERS:
40mm in Diameter 90 micron thick Mylar pistons.
Frequency Response: 0.1-12.5Khz.
Sensitivity, re: .0002 dynes/cm2, @ 1mW, @1KHz: >75 dB
Impedance, Mono, 150 ohms
Impedance, Stereo,300 ohms
Volume control Deviation: 15 dB
Maximum output: 115 dB @ 1cm.
Stereo channel separation: >80 dB

MICROPHONE:
Noise Canceling Electret Condenser, with Low output impedance line driver.
Frequency response: 100Hz-10kHz
Microphone output (nom): @ 1Kz 9 VDC, 600 ohm
Load, re: 1v/uBar: -51 dB
Output impedance: 100 ohms, Min, DC
Noise rejection ratio: 10-1, to 1Kz
Front to back noise ratio: 1X 10-3 to 10dB
DC supply voltage: 5-16 volts 2.5ma. Max.

MECHANICAL:
NRR rating, EPA tested: -24 dB
Cord length: 66 inches
Weight: 13.9 oz
Nominal head squeeze pressure: 1.7 oz

ENVIRONMENTAL:
Operating temp range: From 0°C to + 80°C
Rust resistant CRES Mic boom, stirrups and headband
PJ-068, gold plated microphone connector
PJ-055B, gold plated headphone connector
Designed to meet requirements of TSO-C57a

Our Price:  $139.95

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Customer Reviews For SoftComm C-20 Phoenix Stereo Headset: Write a review

Friday, November 06, 2009 Ok for the money by TODD from HOFFMAN ESTATES IL USA  Pros: Comfortable , quiet.. , clear sound Cons: stitching on ear peice coming apart.. material seems cheap Review: Not a bad deal for the money.. works good, comfortable,, good sound, a little heavy , ear peice pad stitching came apart.. a little large in size but fit good . Monday, April 06, 2009 Surprising Value by Colby from Gretna LA USA  Pros: You can turn off one of the earphones to hear the engine and plane a little better, and the microphone picks up your voice well. Cons: The knobs do come off easy (super glue renders it fixed well); The second thing is that the earphones press on the pressure point around where the jaw meets the ear. A little adjusting eases it, but it takes getting used to. Review: I am a student Pilot and really enjoy having this headset. I have found them to be more than adequate for their price. I give it a four out of five mostly for the discomfort on the pressure point near the ear. Thursday, December 27, 2007 Okay except for knobs by Loren from Davis CA USA  Pros: inexpensive and they work Cons: knobs come off soon after purchase Review: I have found this headset to be adequate for my needs. I have purchased two of them. Both immediately lost their knobs. I bought radio shack knobs for them. It shouldn't be that hard to make knobs stay on. Friday, November 16, 2007 the basics are good by Ronald from Canyon Lake TX USA  Pros: Price and comfort Cons: Poor Quality on control knobs Review: This unit is probably better than its price line would indicate. It is relatively comfortable and works fine. The downside is the knobs fell off the first couple of days I used it. Fortunately the exposed stems work fine and I don't have time to send it back. Sunday, August 12, 2007 Great Deal! by Russell Dornisch from Colorado Springs, Colorado  Pros: Price Cons: Color is greay only no big deal Review: Been flying with the C-20 for over a year now and still have no desire to "up grade". Side by side with David Clarks and the rest of them, the Softcomms look as sturdy. So your buddy spend $300.00 why? Tuesday, February 06, 2007 by A Customer from SanJuaquin Valley,CA  Pros: light Review: It sure was light and didn't clamp down on my head like my other AVCOM does. I did have some trouble with the stereo controls but that might just be because I'm used to my mono control AVCOM. Monday, January 29, 2007 by A Customer from Davis, CA  Pros: Inexpensive, easily adjustable volume Cons: It will mash your ears after a couple of hours Review: A relatively inexpensive headset that works well and is easy to use. Thursday, January 11, 2007 by A Customer from California  Review: The price was better than others I found, yet the headset has met or exceeded my expectations and is serving me well.