Telex Echelon 25xt Aviation Headset - Very Lightly Used on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Only used a few times, perfect condition. Comes with carrying case. EXCELLENT PERFORMANCEThe Echelon 25XT combines comfort, quality and clear communications to create a passive headset that provides an impressive 24 NRR. The built-in audio interface allows you to connect both your cell phone and MP3 player and mute both devices with one easy on/off switch. TRULY COMFORTABLEThis is a truly comfortable headset, with unique Telex comfort features. The low profile headband evenly distributes weight without pressure points, and a three point tension adjustment allows for a custom fit. |
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