Clear-Com Single-Ear Headset with 4-Pin XLR-F Connector
Product Highlights:
- High-quality dynamic hypercardioid microphone
- High ambient-noise attenuation headphones
- 40Hz - 20kHz frequency response
- Soft padded ear pads and headband construction
- Flexible gooseneck microphone positioning
- Boom rotation On/Off switch for quick microphone muting
- Serviceable construction: cable, microphone boom and earpads can be easily changed
- Interchangeable cabling for easy connector changing and repair
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Clear-Com Single-Ear Headset with 4-Pin XLR-F Connector
Clear-Com CC-300-X4 - Single-Ear Headset with 4-Pin XLR-F Connector
Clear-Com's CC-300 single-ear headset features high ambient-noise attenuation headphones and a hypercardioid dynamic microphone that provides high quality audio. The headset has a flexible design and a soft-ear pad to offer superior comfort. Able to rotate 300 degrees, the microphone boom acts as an On/Off switch for quick microphone muting.
Fully Adjustable
The CC-300 headset can easily be adjusted to accommodate the preference of any user. The microphone boom has a 300° rotation to allow the microphone to be worn on the left or right side of the head. Users can make the headset larger or smaller by using the slide adjusts on either side of the headband. Cushioned with super-soft padding, the around-the-ear headphones are able to adjust to provide a better fit for users. A flexible, pivotable gooseneck is included for optimal positioning.
Integrated Mute Switch Operation Unlike other Clear-Com headsets, the CC-300 headset microphone can be turned on and off by moving the microphone boom. To turn ON the microphone, pull the boom gently downwards (past the 10 o'clock/2 o'clock position). To turn the microphone OFF, push the boom gently upwards (above the 10 o'clock/ 2 o'clock position).
Interchangeable Cabling
The CC-300 headset has been designed so that the cabling and connector type can be adapted quickly to the application. Users can order cables with different XLR connector choices and appropriate pin-outs. To change the connector cable in the field, simply disconnect the cable from the headset and exchange the cable with a standard Phillips screwdriver. The same process can be used to repair and replace a damaged cable on the fly
