Lightspeed Zulu Anr Aviation Headset, Bluetooth Compatible on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Bundle. Lightspeed Zulu ANR Aviation Headset with Zulu Controller. Bluetooth compatible. Comes in carrying case with user guide, cell phone cable with standard 2.5 mm connector, audio device/iPhone cable with standard 3.5 mm connector. Cord clip broken but included. Takes two AA batteries, not included. Warranty card not included as the item is used.
If you have shipping preferences please contact me upon purchase and I'd be happy to work something out.
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