Motorola Radio To Com Headset

This product is used both with the Clear-Com wired IFB (TR-50) and with the Clear-Com wireless IFB receiver (PRC-2). It is the right connection type for these two products. This headset can be used with any Clear-Com 4-pin XLR connection with an adapter available by a third party (may be custom). Also, this headset can be used with any HME DX Wireless beltack if you get the HME HSI6000 adapter (to get from mini-din to 2.5 mm) and a third party 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm adapter (several available). For the other people that provided low ratings because it was not the correct headset, it is not fair to mark down the product just because you bought the wrong one!

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

The product is easy to use and comfortable. If you're looking for a headset for your Midland Radio, this one works!

As a Ham Radio Operator .....I am always looking for different headset / microphone combo's that sound good and produce good audio reports. Because the newer transceivers have the ability to shape the audio (both receive & transmit) this SB45 combo works very well with my radio's. Thanks Bob W3BTX

Plan to use these in our NOAH weather radio and my husband's FM radio headset. Wish they did not cost this much. Rechargeable batteries' charge begin to dissipate the moment they set in the drawer. When needed, not at full charge. Opted to try these instead. Have not used them yet.

I have tried and own more than one brand of headset for my ham radio setup including the popular brand Y which also are very good, but I find the Koss SB-45 to be as good or better for almost half the price. Plus I like the noise cancelling aspect and they seem to me to be more comfortable and light in weight. I have three pair.

I use this for ham radio remote operations with a RadioSport Headset into the sound card adapter mic and headphone jack. Works well for both the audio out to the headphones and audio in for the headset mic.

I broadcast 4 radio shows a week, approximately 6 to 8 hours @and I use this headset. The best thing is the noise canceling feature. I tried a plantronics headset and I sounded like I was talking through a tin can. Having said that, buy this headset.

This is my daily go-to headset for amateur radio. Excellent close talking, ambient sound rejecting microphone that matches well to the transceivers. Superlative earphone receivers, with good balance, flat response (I.e. not too much base or treble) and very comfortable, durable headband, earphone pads, and overall construction is solid, and substantial, but lightweight. I purchase replacement earphone pads now and then to keep it looking and feeling like new. Solid, durable replaceable cable. No regrets. Durable and stiff mic boom arm, so it beds to suit when I set it up, but it stays in place while working all day. The whole point is to have the mic in one place all the time - so it is just right - it stays put after you adjust it. I am very satisfied with this headset.