The Shure BRH31M-NXLR4F Broadcast Headset Neutrik XLR-F Cablefrom Shure BRH31M-NXLR4F Broadcast Headset Neutrik XLR-F Cablefeatures a dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern, and a supra-aural, closed-back earcup to hear external audio cues. It can be used to capture and monitor audio by newsrooms, podcasters, radio announcers, sports commentators, and more in broadcast and media production applications.

The dynamic capsule provides clear and natural vocal and speech reproduction in an ultra-lightweight design. The flexible-boom microphone can pivot 270°, for left or right-side wear, and permits precise positioning.

Also, the single-sided headset has an adjustable headband with a cushioned temple pad for a more comfortable and ergonomic fit. The single-sided, Kevlar-reinforced cable offers increased durability. Finally, the included user-replaceable earcup pads and windscreen are of a robust design, which endures the demand of everyday professional use.

For Broadcast & Media Applications    Closed-Back, Supra-Aural Design    Adjustable Headband, Ergonomic Fit    Flexible-Boom Microphone    Cardioid Polar Pattern    Single-Sided, Fixed Cable    Kevlar-Reinforced Cable    Replaceable Ear Pads    Includes Windscreen

Closed-back, supra-aural design in an ultra-lightweight construction

Natural and clear vocal reproduction with frequency response optimized for communication in loud environments

Adjustable headband with cushioned temple pad for a comfortable and ergonomic fit

Flexible-boom microphone that pivots 270° for left or right-side wear and precise positioning

Kevlar-reinforced cable for increased durability

Shure quality and durability to withstand the demands of everyday professional use

Replaceable ear pad and windscreen included for a long product life

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which connector carries audio to the headphones and which is the microphone? Trying to see if there would be an aviation plug

A: In the Shure 3-Pin XLR Male and 1/4" TRS Male to BCASCA Cable; The XLR end is for the microphone and the 1/4'' TRS end is for the headphones.

Q: 2. what are the dimensions of the headphones themselves?

A: The Shure BRH440M Headset has 40mm drivers. The headband is adjustable and the earcups can be folded up for storage and transport.

Q: 3. Will this headset work in the PortaCom system?

A: Based on the wiring specs available, this headset is not compatible with a Portacom system. I would recommend using a Portacom headset such as the H-2000s for a Portacom system. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/149411-REG/Porta_Com_H_2000S_H200S_Single_Sided.html

Q: 4. Will this work with Clear Com or RTS belt packs?

A: Yes, the Shure BRH31M-NXLR4M Lightweight Single-Sided Broadcast Headset with Neutrik 4-Pin XLR-M Cable is compatible with RTS belt packs.

Q: 5. im using this headset with a Clear Com AB-120 broadcast box and am having issues getting it to function correctly. when i press the talk button the microphone immediately works but only for a couple seconds and with deteriorating levels over those 2 seconds. like the plates charge and then discharge but thats it. Any thoughts on this would be a great help? Thank You.

A: I strongly suggest contacting Sennheiser and Clear Com for wiring schematics (if available) so you can troubleshoot your connections.

Q: 6. How does one specify the termination & pinouts?

A: This headset provides a bare-wire pigtail for soldering your own connectors.

Q: 7. Can this headset be used with the Audient ID4?

A: No it cannot. This interface does not offer a Neutrik 5-Pin XLR-M Cable I/O

Q: 8. I have an Audio-Technica broadcast headset that is made useless by the excessive noise from the plastic parts that transmit into the microphone. Dies the Shure BRH50M have similar issues?

A: We haven't had any complaints regarding the Shure BRH50M.

Q: 9. Can not find any documentation how the Neutrik XLR 5-pin male connector is wired? Which pin is what?

A: The specifications provided by Shure are for the version with unterminated cable end. The model with the 5 pin Neutrik plug attached is not described anywhere in any Shure manual...!

Q: 10. What adapter is needed to connect this to a Motu or Focus Rite interface

A: Seenheiser HDM 300 is a 4 pin XLR connection we dont have an adapter to make this work with an audio interface since this is a 4 pin XLR it wont work.