The dark gray Listen Technologies LA-402 Universal Stereo Headphones feature a dual headphone design which reduces sounds in both ears, allowing for use in applications such as language interpretation. They are constructed of hard plastic and leatherette cushions, enabling them to be easily and hygienically cleaned and reused. The headphones can be used with the integrated neck loop/lanyard, which is a shorter connection cable for minimizing tangles, or with the extended cable for concealing the wires in your pocket. Separately available replacement leatherette ear cushions, foam ear cushions, and disposable sanitary covers are available.

Dual Headphone Design for Interpretation    Durable and Easy to Clean    Integrated Neck Loop for Fewer Tangles    Extended Cable for Concealing Wires

Provide optimal sound quality with a comfortable fit

Dual headphones reduce external sounds, making them ideal for language interpretation listening

Use with integrated neck loop/lanyard or 3.5mm extension cable

Hard plastic with leatherette cushions can be easily and hygienically cleaned and reused

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are they good fit for people with larger head?

A: The Fostex T60RP RP Stereo Headphones, B&H # FOT60RP, are designed to fit most head sizes. They are very comfortable; however, since comfort is something highly personal, we could not guarantee it would fit comfortably around every head size.

Q: 2. are these good for children (ages 8-12)?

A: No. The connection wire is short, cheap, and two wire design (vs one-wire that dangles on one side). Also the entire headset is fragile and seems breakable. The Koss UR20 is much more robust, has a generously long, heavier wire, the wire dangles from only one side (not from both ears), and has better sound quality. Also the UR20 is less expensive. Hope this helps.

Q: 3. Do they come with a mic input?

A: Unfortunately these headphones do not come with an Inline Microphone. It also does not provide a way to plug an external microphone.

Q: 4. Do these headphones come with a mic?

A: Unfortunately these headphones do not come with an Inline Microphone.

Q: 5. Given their impedance is 60 Ohms (most portable headphones have low impedance - less than 30 ohms), will they sound loud enough from a cell phone?

A: These headphones are extremely efficient and you will not have problems getting enough power out of them from standard PC headphone jacks, cel phones, etc. They sound great. It will be one of the best headphone purchases you've made under $100. The only thing is that the metal headband easily catches one's hair. So be careful when removing them! I have pulled hairs out!

Q: 6. How low latency is it? Does it use our Wi-Fi network? If so, we have stellar speeds. If not, I'd be concerned about distance.

A: The Listen Technologies LW-100P-02 Listen Everywhere 2-Channel Wi-Fi Server (BH # LILW100P0201) has virtually no discernable audio latency. It connects to your internet router/modem (network) via an Ethernet cable.

Q: 7. I have a huge hiss problem connecting my beeznees mic to the bae compressor in to this la2a what could it be?

A: Hissing in any piece of audio gear is indicative of electronic noise, due to either poor quality in components or improper gain staging. Keep in mind every time an audio device is added to the chain, the noise floor increases.

Q: 8. Is it soundproof on the outside

A: The Clearsonic gobo70 is not sound proof. It is a 2 section reflection filter used to isolate vocals in a lively room. You may consider the Clearsonic Isopac G (B&H# CLIPG)which would be a fully enclosed booth with a lid system. There will be about 50-60% sound reduction, inside and out.

Q: 9. What phones will the online remote work on?

A: The in-line remote will work with Apple and android phones. You will be able to answer and end calls. Other functions will vary, with no specific rule.

Q: 10. Does this set have multiple channels?

A: The Listen Technologies ListenTALK GR16 Wireless Communication System (1920 to 1930 MHz), BH # LILKS9A1, operates in a frequency range of 1920 to 1930 MHz. Separate groups can be created. Think of the separate groups as separate channels.