The HN7506DBC HN-7506 High-Noise Headphones with Dynamic Boom Mic from Remote Audio are an ideal companion for sound mixers working in high-noise environments such as helicopters, firing ranges, rock concerts, and more. The headphones use Sony MDR-7506 drivers with special baffling to provide industry-standard monitoring accuracy, while offering a high degree of hearing protection. The closed-back earcups and thick around-ear cushions aid in blocking out noise and providing comfort. The thickly-padded headband is adjustable to fit virtually any head size.

The dynamic talkback mic is on an adjustable boom arm, which allows precise positioning for clear vocal pickup. The single-sided coiled cable reduces tangles and provides a variable amount of slack to give you flexible mobility. The cable has a TA5F connector for compatibility with a variety of systems and devices.

MDR-7506 Drivers with Special Baffling    Extreme Noise Isolation    Mini Dynamic Boom Mic    Flexible Boom Arm    Padded, Adjustable Headband    Closed-Back Earcups    Around-Ear Cushions    Single-Sided Coiled Cable    TA5F Connector

Ideal for sound mixers working in high-noise environments such as helicopters, firing ranges, rock concerts, and more

The headphones use Sony MDR-7506 drivers with special baffling to provide industry-standard monitoring accuracy, while offering a high degree of hearing protection

The closed-back earcups and thick around-ear cushions aid in blocking out noise and providing comfort

The thickly-padded headband is adjustable to fit virtually any head size

The dynamic talkback mic is on an adjustable boom arm, which allows precise positioning for clear vocal pickup

The single-sided coiled cable reduces tangles and provides a variable amount of slack to give you flexible mobility

The cable has a TA5F connector for compatibility with a variety of systems and devices

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I was wondering if this will work on a Sony HXR-MC2000? This video camera only says remote but does not indicate if it's a LANC connection.

A: I have used the Remote Commander successfully on a Sony HXRNX5U HD camcorder and also on a Canon XA20 HD Camcorder.

Q: 2. Will this work for Son A7 series cameras?

A: absolutely yes

Q: 3. Does this work with the Sony A7? Is it compatible with the Sony line of flashes?

A: Yes, this remote is compatible with the Sony A7. The S1 remote will only allow you to control the Interfit S1, not Sony flashes.

Q: 4. Can the cable be extended? I want to use it on a small jib.

A: you can use a female to male extender for the jack.

Q: 5. Will this work with a Sony PXW-X200? If yes, do I need to buy a cable adaptor? Which one? Thanks

A: No, unfortunately it will not. The PXW-X200 does not have a LANC connection it has an 8-pin remote connection.

Q: 6. I have this remote and want to convert it to be compatible with a Sony a7 III Is there a conversion cable or other available to do this?

A: Unfortunately no cable adapter is made. That is to go from LANC to The Sony Multi-terminal.

Q: 7. Does this controller allow soft start/stop

A: yes. by applying little or great pressure on the level (left or right) you can vary the speed of the zoom.there is a speed switch on the side that determines the maximum speed the zoom goes.

Q: 8. Is there a wireless version of this or is there any wireless run stop solution for the sony fx9

A: You can control the FX9 wirelessly using the Content Browser Mobile app on a smartphone or tablet. Its a free download made specifically for Sony Professional Camcorders that provides a live feed from the camera and control over all settings from changing shutter angle, to record modes and of course start/stop record. if you are still interested in an alternative product that can perform lanc wirelessly reach out to us via chat a the top of the website or via phone at 1-800-606-6969

Q: 9. does this work with the sony AX-700?

A: Yes it does. The AX700 has a LANC input.

Q: 10. The closeup shows a switch on the side labeled zoom direction . What is that? I can't tell from the picture what actually triggers the zoom feature.

A: It allows a left handed user to switch how it zooms. Normally you push down of the right side to zoom out and on the left side to zoom in.