Designed to be used with UltraLITE HUB full duplex wireless intercoms, this Eartec Max4G Headset is dual-eared and features a 4-pin XLR female connection point. Its headband is fully adjustable and its leatherette earpad fully encompasses the ear, thus providing a firm yet pleasant fit. Its on-board dynamic microphone sits at the end of a boom arm which can swivel 270°. Also, rotating the microphone into a fully upright position-parallel to the headset's headband-automatically mutes the microphone, ensuring a more convenient way to kill the signal to the mic rather than fumbling for a button on a beltpack. Lightweight at 6.0 oz, this headset sports a 3' cable.

For UltraLITE HUB Wireless Intercoms    Fully Adjustable Headband    Leatherette Earpad for Comfort    Mic Boom Arm Rotates 270°    Putting Boom Arm Upright Mutes Mic    4-Pin XLR Female Connection    On-Board Dynamic Microphone    3' Cable    Lightweight at 6.0 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with clear-com systems?

A: Yes

Q: 2. Will this connect to to Motorola T80?

A: No it will not. The T-80 is a single connector radio.

Q: 3. Is EarTec p/n: MXS4XLR/F compatible with PortaCom systems?

A: The Eartec #MXS4XLR/F Max 4G headset is compatible with current Portacom systems.

Q: 4. Will these connect to the Motorola RDU4100?

A: The Motorola RDU4100 is a 2-pin radio, so this headset is compatible.

Q: 5. Will this work with the Blackmagic ATEM Camera Converter?

A: I'm sorry, but this Eartec headset will not be compatible with the Blackmagic ATEM Camera Converter. These would be similar options you could consider instead: https://bhpho.to/3BYboob , https://bhpho.to/3SsFuqQ

Q: 6. Will this headset work with RTS BP-325 belt packs?

A: Designed to be used with UltraLITE HUB full duplex wireless intercoms, this Eartec Max4G Headset is single-eared and features a 5-pin XLR male connection point. We do not know if it will work with other brands or models.

Q: 7. Can this headset be used with the Eartec Hub lite as a wired headset for that system?

A: No. This particular Eartec Max 4G Single Headset with Inline PTT and Motorola 2-Pin Connector is designed for use with Motorola radios. The wired version for the Eartec HUB is the Eartec Max 4G Single Headset with Dual 3.5-2.5mm Connectors (B&H # EAHUBMXS).

Q: 8. Would this work with a Comstar Flex system as a plug in?

A: I couldn't say for that exact system but having owned this product for a good few months now and with many different systems, I have found that on wireless systems everyone else on the network tells me I am very very quiet compared to wearing a generic headset - I believe this can be fixed by turning up the gain on the pack, but not all packs seem ti have this control. Wired systems I have never had any problems with.I have tried to contact eartec about this with no success as of yet.

Q: 9. Is there a way to get more gain out of the mic? Like a cloud lifter? When going into a black magic atem tv 4k it is very quite.

A: Yes, you will be able to control the level for the microphone on the Eartec Max 4G Single Headset when using the Blackmagic ATEM Television Studio Pro 4K. The ATEM TV includes controls to adjust the audio level for a microphone connected to the headset input.

Q: 10. Will this work with Ikegami cameras?

A: No, this headset is specific to Eartec systems.