The S-8 headset has a unique behind the head headband with a quick adjust hook-and-loop strap that fits the shape of your head eliminating pressure points. The over the head hook-and-loop strap can be adjusted to fit any size head, even the head of a child. The low profile S-8 will appeal to the tall aviator or the operators of the aircraft that have low bubble canopies. The S-8 headset design makes wearing a hat easy and comfortable, great when flying bubble canopy aircraft. Sigtronics exclusive 105 strand per conductor “Stop-Break” cords, and RFI and EMI free electronics makes the S-8 ideal for pilots who want more comfort from a high-performance headset. A custom headset bag is included with all S-8 series headsets. Hook-And-Loop Accessory Holder All S-8 headsets have our exclusive hook-and-loop accessory holder that is designed to hold a miniature flashlight, placing it exactly at eye level. The S-8 headset weighs an incredibly light 14 oz. but feels even lighter with our exclusive new head strap design that eliminates “hot-spots” and “head-clamping”. With a reversible custom-flex boom for easy mic placement, our high-noise canceling electret microphone guarantees crisp, clear communications every time. The S-8 headset includes non-glare powder-coated hardware, “ultra-foam” windscreen, a custom headset bag, 5 year warranty and gel ear seals for comfort. |
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The headset gave me a headache after less then 10 minutes, the spring is too strong and cannot be adjusted.
Sigtronics S-8 Mono Headset
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