Introducing the KB400A Passive Aviation Headset.

Boasting an appealing design and comfortable build, the KB400A features cutting-edge carbon fiber technology, ensuring both durability and lightweight construction. Despite its affordability, this premium headset doesn’t compromise on quality, offering advanced features such as an Aux input, luxurious leather ear seals, and a reversible mic boom for convenient microphone placement on either side.

With an impressive noise reduction capability of 25dB, the KB400A effectively mitigates cockpit noise, enabling clear communication with air traffic control (ATC) and enhanced focus on flying.

The ergonomically designed in-line dual volume control module allows for easy, independent volume adjustments, while also housing a 3.5mm AUX jack for connecting music or phone audio. Comfort is paramount, thanks to the silicone gel head pad and gel-padded ear cones that ensure a snug fit.

Key Features:

• Exceptional performance at a fraction of the cost of comparable passive headsets.
• Ultra-lightweight carbon fiber structure weighing just 380g.
• Provides precise and clear audio, meeting all aviation headset requirements.
• Includes a 3.5mm AUX input for enjoying music or phone calls during flight.
• Features an electret noise-canceling flex-boom microphone for crystal-clear communication.
• Offers stereo/mono switching and adjustable mic resistance.
• Reversible mic boom allows for microphone placement on the preferred side.
• Covered by FlyGA’s 1-Year Full Coverage Warranty.

Specifications:

• Passive Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 23dB
• Carbon fiber build for unbeatable strength and lightweight construction.
• 270-degree rotatable Electret noise-canceling flex-boom microphone.
• Stereo/mono switching and adjustable mic resistance.
• 3.5mm Audio Jack
• Dual plugs for General Aviation (GA)
• Headset Weight: 255g

Included:

• FlyGA KB400A Carbon fiber Passive Aviation Headset (PNR)
• Volume control module
• 3.5mm Aux-in cable
• Custom Carry case

Instruction Manual

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