Remote Audio HN7506ILC-S
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Remote Audio HN-7506 high noise isolation headset with Sony MDR-7506 drivers with 5V bias & 12-48V Phantom switchable in-line electret talkback microphone with a coiled cable to TA5F. For those who want a headset for communication and slating but prefer the feel of a standard headphone without a boom mic, this version locates the microphone in the cable, just below your chin. Like the boom version, the in-cable version can be switched for 12V-48V phantom, or 5V bias powering.
Whether it's the miniature boom mic version or the in-cable mic version, these headsets have a tiny switch for selecting 12-48V phantom power (most common), or 5V bias power for use with slate/com mic inputs on Zaxcom recorders, Aaton Cantar X3, smart phones, wireless mic transmitters, etc...
Sound Devices has adopted the Remote Audio headset TA5 wiring standard. Those using the 833, 888 or Scorpio recorder can plug these headsets directly into the single TA5 headset connector (switch selection "Phantom") for both stereo monitoring and communication/slating.
Remote Audio HN-7506 high noise isolation headset with Sony MDR-7506 drivers with 5V bias & 12-48V Phantom switchable in-line electret talkback microphone with a coiled cable to TA5F. For those who want a headset for communication and slating but prefer the feel of a standard headphone without a boom mic, this version locates the microphone in the cable, just below your chin. Like the boom version, the in-cable version can be switched for 12V-48V phantom, or 5V bias powering.
Whether it's the miniature boom mic version or the in-cable mic version, these headsets have a tiny switch for selecting 12-48V phantom power (most common), or 5V bias power for use with slate/com mic inputs on Zaxcom recorders, Aaton Cantar X3, smart phones, wireless mic transmitters, etc...
Sound Devices has adopted the Remote Audio headset TA5 wiring standard. Those using the 833, 888 or Scorpio recorder can plug these headsets directly into the single TA5 headset connector (switch selection "Phantom") for both stereo monitoring and communication/slating.