Clear-Com debuts lightweight surround headphones with noise cancellation

They combine superior audio quality with protective earphones that fit behind the neck for a flexible in-ear noise cancellation solution.

Clear-Com has launched the Headset CC-70, and very light dual-ear surround headphone which can be worn under a helmet, safety helmet or personal protective equipment. This new headphone offering is an ideal choice for professionals who have to wear protective headphones that meet increasingly strict safety regulations, or for people who simply prefer a wrap-around headphone setup.

Clear-Com's vice president of management products, Simon Browne, states that "clear audio communication has long been a challenge for those who must wear protective headphones, from carpenters and electricians on live event sets to industrial or military personnel operating in hazardous environments. The CC-70 solves this problem with audio clarity and comfort, while offering an attractive alternative to production professionals and on-screen presenters who prefer immersive headphone styles."

The CC-70's cleverly designed headphone frame extends behind the neck and over the ears, ending with the microphone boom near the mouth, making it compatible with protective headphones. Audio is transmitted through comfortable and flexible in-ear headphones. noise attenuation. Users can wear a single in-ear headset to listen to channel communications and still be aware of surrounding conversation, or in noisier environments users can wear both in-ear headsets to fully concentrate on communication with the headset.

He wide dynamic range The CC-70 allows users to hear a full spectrum of audio, without the excessive noise and signal distortion that can cause listening fatigue. Weighing an incredible 56 grams, the headphones are lightweight and comfortable to wear for long periods of time.

Additionally, because the CC-70 headset fits at the back of the neck, it does not interfere with the user's hair, making it an ideal solution for on-screen presenters in noisy environments.

The CC-70 uses a 4-pin female connector that can be used with a variety of Clear-Com devices, including FreeSpeak II, FreeSpeak Edge, HelixNet belt packs, and V-Series Iris panels…