Flying can be even more enjoyable with a new Model C-45-20 Headset. These affordable, light weight, rugged models have been quality engineered for clarity, performance and reliability.

Features:

• Amazing Breakthrough in Noise Control - Aerospace technology with new internal noise canceling material.
• Reduces More Engine Noise that can cause Fatigue. Important for flying safety!
• -22db. of Passive Noise Reduction, Plus -18db of Active Noise Reduction.
• Distortion Free Sound - Provided buy the Studio Grade Active Electronics within the headset. Perfect for those who listen to music while in flight, or just enjoy perfectly crisp clear sound.
• Built For Comfort - Lightweight, only 15.2 ounces Head Weight. Even exceeds Softcomm's reputation for real comfort. Also available in Grey or Black.
• Easily folds into ball for Compact storage.
• Noise-Canceling, High Quality M-56 Electret Microphone. With Proprietary Hybrid Amplifier that reduces M/H Cable Noise for superb audio clarity.
• Portable Power Source - Uses 9 volt DC battery or optional 12 - 28 volt DC power adapter cable. (Battery life can exceed 20+ hours depending on use.)
• Fail-Safe Power Feature - even when battery expires it allows continued headset use with a passive noise reduction of -22dB.
• Quality Workmanship Guaranteed - American made and 100% pre-tested before shipping.
• Three (3) year warranty

Developed and constructed from new durable aerospace materials, these new headsets offer a real breakthrough in both comfort and noise attenuation. For example, the new comfort fitting, adjustable foam-filled head pads are designed to conform to head contours and eliminate "hot spots" on those extra long flights. The super-soft foam ear seals are made to surround the ears with quiet comfort, block noise interference and provide the optimum "no-squeeze" fit for hours of use. (The children's ear seals are especially made the right size just for them.) With a Noise Reduction Rating of -22 dB, plus an additional 18 db of Active Noise Reduction, the Model C-45-20 is above all competition in its price range.

The improved solid state, M-56 electret condenser microphone offers the finest in audio clarity. Likewise, this noise-canceling microphone is capable of rejecting most outside noise and at the same time, provide clear, crisp voice transmission. The four-way adjustable "friction boom" allows for precision placement of the microphone and can be position on either side of the mouth.

The long, 66 inch, heavy duty cable assemblies are made to withstand strains up to 95 pounds and retain their flexibility from -40° to +120°(F). Attached to the cables are gold plated connector plugs which are designed to eliminate connector static.

Our Price:  $239.00

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Customer Reviews For SoftComm C-45-20 ANR Headset - Purple: Write a review

Tuesday, February 01, 2011 Acceptable Headphones by JOHN from NOBLESVILLE IN USA  Pros: Comfortable Cons: technology Review: These headphones are comfortable for long periods. The ANR worked the first time but had a loud static sound the second time requiring the system to be turned off. Wednesday, January 05, 2011 by Michael from North Las Vegas, NV  Review: My wife Loves this headset. I find the noise canceling box a bit awkward to use and a bit fragile. Regardless we have several hours of use with it in the plane and it seems to work well and like I said my wife loves it and thats all that really matters Friday, October 01, 2010 by warwick from leesburg FL USA  Review: Brought this for the wife.  She "Loves it". Friday, June 12, 2009 Excellent value for money by Derek from Shoal Point QLD Australia  Pros: Value, value and value Cons: Overall finish is not A1 Review: I have previously reviewed this product but although I have not changed my view on this item I just thought I needed to clarify some of my points. The most important point is it is exceptional value for money. I did notice some defects / imperfections in some of the moulded parts but these are not detrimental to the function and strength and are not unsightly. The plastic frame does not fit the ear cups 100% but again fit for purpose and adequate. The acoustic qualities are good but I would have preferred to see the gel type earmuff cushions. BUT please remember these are about a third of the price of a DC headset and with the average recreational pilot using these for passengers they would last 5-10 years. Your DC headset would most likely be obsolete if it was still functional in 30 years. As a pilot I would still buy DC or equivalent for myself due to regularity of use and possibly simply "peer pressure" For the PAX these are an excellent choice. Thursday, June 04, 2009 by Brian from Shoal Point, Australia  Review: Not the best headset on the market but definitely excellent value for money. Monday, January 22, 2007 by mike hallam-Rans S4 from Sussex, England  Pros: Honest comfortable performer Cons: Generated noise & higher frequency spectrum gets through. Review: Comparing in 'passive' mode with its predecessor showed its sound reduction was noticeably worse. The ANR inserts in the earpiece possibly now create a rigid sound path. I experimented with their securing screws removed to break that 'path' but no better result. Also successively tried headband & ear surrounds borrowed from my older (non ANR) 'Prince' without improvement. In my 'plane sound reduction is better with the C-45-20ANR when actived than the Prince was. But I now get a new 'whistling' noise on transmit, which the distant ground station hears too, which the ANR must be picking up & amplifying. That hasn't been traced. Softcomm kindly sent me replacement earseals when I reported I'd torn one in the first few days use.