Bose Aviation Headset X (model Ahx-32-01) on 2040-parts.com
La Conner, Washington, United States
This Item was purchased new from the manufacturer and never used. Packed with headset innovations Here's how it works: Small microphones in each earcup monitor ambient sound. Innovative electronics immediately identify the unwanted noise and create an opposite signal to reduce it. The result? You hear dramatically less engine noise, and more of your communications. This advanced noise reduction technology combines with exclusive Bose headset design and active EQ to provide you with quality audio in a compact headset weighing only 12 ounces. Lighter is better The solid magnesium headband is also extremely lightweight and durable. A sheepskin cushion eliminates hot spots, and soft ear cushions provide an effective seal, even over glasses. Long battery life, smart controls What's in the box |
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