Bose A20 Aviation Headset With Helicopter Cord on 2040-parts.com
Mobile, Alabama, United States
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Used for approximately 6 months in the Gulf. It has a helicopter cord, twin plug adapter, IPod/Phone adapter cord, case and manuals. This is the non-Bluetooth model and it works perfectly. If you have never flown with one of these you owe it to yourself to give it a try. The noise reduction level is amazing! Works with both VOX and PTT systems.
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