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Product Description
At only 3.35 ounces, the Sennheiser HME 43-K Passive Mono Professional Headset is very lightweight and comfortable to wear even on long flights. The ear cups and adjustable headband feature soft, comfortable padding for a snug and secure fit. The customizable boom microphone allows the user to attach it to either the left or right side and rotates on a 300-degree radius for great efficiency and comfort.
In addition, the pilot may adjust the microphone sensitivity according to noise conditions and individual preference.
The HME 43-K also features Sennheiser exclusive ActiveGard. Noise-Compensation Technology which protects pilots from unexpected noise bursts that could potentially damage hearing and interrupt important communications.
Features:
- Very lightweight
- Ultra Noise Cancelling Microphone for superior speech transmission
- Microphone can be worn on either left or right-hand side
- Headset with comfort leatherette and replaceable ear pads
- Double-sided adjustable headband with comfort headpads
- Superior speech intelligibility
- Lightweight Headset
- Headband cable is completely internal
- ActiveGard safeguards the user from the effects of an acoustic burst
- 2 year warranty
Additional Information
| SKU | SNH1006 |
|---|---|
| Part # | 500774 |
| Model # | HME43-K |
| Manufacturer | Sennheiser |
| Hearing Protection | Passive Noise Reduction (PNR) |
| Termination Type | General Aviation: Standard Two Plugs |
| Stereo/Mono | Mono |
| Aircraft Type | Pro/Commercial |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
| Size | Adult |
Customer Reviews
- Sennheiser HME 43-k Review by Chris
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Overall I'm not too happy with this headset. Quality and comfort are actually quite good. No problems there.Quality
The first problem is that the boom does not go all the way in front of my mouth. After wearing David Clark for a decade, this is weird. I just can't get used to not having the boom in front of my lips. Supposedly the mic is sensitive enough to capture the speech, but I'm not convinced. When I manually pull the mic in front of my mouth, it sounds much louder. I have to do this to make a passenger announcement.
Secondly, the sound in the headphones just isn't that good. Granted, these aren't ANR or even an over-the-ear earmuff, but I just can't hear very well with these. (Posted on 12/6/12)
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