The Listen Technologies LA-453 On-Ear Headset Boom Micis an over-the-head, on-ear headset with a dual-eared construction. It’s designed to be used with two-way communications devices such as the ListenTALK LK-1 Transceiver. The over-the-head construction provides both comfort and a secure fit, while its built-in boom mic facilitates hands-free communication. With a unidirectional polar pattern and noise-reduction technology, the on-board microphone offers clear amplification of your voice—and your voice alone. A 3.5mm TRRS connection point is compatible with many two-way systems. Lightweight at 3.2 oz, the LA-453's dual-eared construction promotes audio clarity even in loud scenarios, allowing you to focus on the voices coming through the headset.

Dual-Ear Construction    For Two-Way Communication Systems    Compatible with ListenTALK Transceivers    Electret-Condenser Boom Mic    Unidirectional Polar Pattern    200 Hz to 6.8 kHz Mic Frequency Response    1 x 3.5mm Male TRRS Connection    Lightweight at 3.2 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the dimensions of the headset itself? (not the box)

A: No dimensions given, however, based on box dimensions below, estimate 6.5 x 4.5 x 1" 7.8 x 5.5 x 1.3"

Q: 2. Are these fully compatible with ListenTalk? I am assuming the most important difference is that it has no screen and can only be used to listen with.

A: The Listen Technologies ListenTALK LKR-12 Basic Receiver with Li-Ion Battery, Lanyard & Ear Speaker BH #LILKR12A0 is an easy-to-use device that fits in with the company's range of transmitters. It is a one-way device for listening to group conversations, such as panels, multi-person tours, and similar occasions.

Q: 3. Does this have a ptt button? If so, where is it?

A: The Motorola IXTN4011 Single-Ear Headset with Boom Mic does not have a Push-To-Talk button.

Q: 4. Is this for PC or for android smartphone ?

A: No. The LA-451 is specifically designed for use with a Listen Technologies LK-1 ListenTALK Transceiver (B&H #LILK1A0). For computer, you may want something more like the Cyber Acoustics AC-104 Monaural PC Headset with Microphone (B&H #CYAC104). Please contact our computer department or mobile department to best assist you in selecting a headset mic for use with a computer or Android smartphone.

Q: 5. under optimal conditions, what is the range?

A: Under optimal conditions, you can get up to 1,000 ft of coverage with this transmitter and our LA-122 antenna. Different antenna's can have different coverage area's, with LA-122 giving the most. If you are looking for more coverage, I would recommend our 216 MHz system which can give up to 3,000 ft of coverage. Thank you.

Q: 6. It needs 12VDC 1.3A (15.6W), but is the barrel centre-positive or centre-negative?

A: The Listen Technologies Stationary RF Transmitter (216 MHz), BH # LILT80021601, features a center-positive 12VDC input port.

Q: 7. Can this system be used as a FM transmitter to the FM radios in cars?

A: This would not work for as FM transmitter to a car radio as it doesn't run on the same frequencies and would need a compatible receiver to get a signal.

Q: 8. Is this a usb headset?

A: No it is not.. But it comes with a usb conversion plug

Q: 9. Can one purchase extra cables with the 3.5/sennheiser connection?

A: While not currently available at B&H, spare headset cables for the Galaxy Audio ESM8 Single-Ear Headset Mic with 4 Cables can be found at the manufacturer's website, linked here: https://bit.ly/36C5BbJ

Q: 10. This is confusing. The LT has several transmitters e.g. 72Mhz and 216Mhz for example. I thought for the receivers to work they must tune or be set to match this frequency band. Or is the ListenTALK LKR-12 an FM band receiver?

A: The Listen Technologies ListenTALK LKR-12 Basic Receiver with Li-Ion Battery, Lanyard & Ear Speaker BH #LILKR12A0 operates on 1920 to 1930 MHz (North America). The North American DECT band, is sometimes called 1.9 GHz, and properly called the 1920-1930 MHz UPCS band.