The Shure Dual-Sided Broadcast Headset is designed for speech in broadcast applications while listening to director cues, instruction, etc. The comfortable headset features a circumaural dual-ear headphone and dynamic microphone on a pivoting boom for optimum placement.

Its dynamic cardioid microphone offers natural, clear vocal reproduction and automatically mutes when the boom is flipped upward. The adjustable headband includes cushioned earcups with a high degree of noise isolation.

Circumaural Headset    High Noise Isolation    Dynamic Microphone    Adjustable Headband    Flip-up Mute Microphone

Delivers natural, highly intelligible vocal reproduction with cardioid polar pattern and frequency response optimized for loud environments

Ergonomic, adjustable headband with premium padding and cushioned temple pad for long-wearing comfort

Flexible boom microphone pivots 270° for left- or right-side wear and precise positioning

Flip-up mute function deactivates the boom microphone when raised vertically away from the mouth

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this come with ta4f or ta3f connector?

A: The Polsen ESM-2-TA4F Dual-Sided Earset Microphone for Shure Transmitters has a TA4F connector.

Q: 2. I have an Audio-Technica broadcast headset that is made useless by the excessive noise from the plastic parts that transmit into the microphone. Dies the Shure BRH50M have similar issues?

A: We haven't had any complaints regarding the Shure BRH50M.

Q: 3. Does the headset come with the foam windscreen on the mic?

A: Yes, there is a foam windscreen included.

Q: 4. Does the mic mute when you turn it straight up like on other comm headsets?

A: Yes, the microphone on the Sennheiser HMD 301 PRO-X4F Single-Sided Broadcast Headset can be muted when the boom is moved to an upright position.

Q: 5. Can the mic be muted, or does that require a belt pack?

A: The Telex LH-302 Lightweight RTS Double-Sided Broadcast Headset does not have an onboard mute switch for the mic. The microphone will need to be muted externally, from a switch on the beltpack or device that the headset is connected to.

Q: 6. What is the plug(s) on this headset? 3.5mm TRS? 1/4" + XLR (send/receive)? No pictures and nothing listed in the specs

A: The Shure Dual-Sided Broadcast Headset does not include a cable with purchase. The cable can be added separately via the options linked here: https://bhpho.to/3B7CWXo

Q: 7. Can this work with BMD Studio Pro Cameras, are there volume issues as it is with Eartec?

A: No. The Blackmagic Design Studio Pro Camera has a 5-pin XLR female connector, so the compatible headset will need to have a 5-pin XLR male connector. This Telex HR-2- Dual Sided Headset with Boom Mic has an XLR 4-pin female connector, so it is not compatible for use with the camera.

Q: 8. Liz says to me in a follow-up email the screw portion can be removed. I have tried every way I can figure to do it. Can you provide instructions?

A: No the screw thread can not be revoved this will damage the connector.

Q: 9. Can this headset be used with the Audient ID4?

A: No it cannot. This interface does not offer a Neutrik 5-Pin XLR-M Cable I/O

Q: 10. Is this compatible with a Sony D21 wireless mic system?

A: No it is not. This headset is wired for compatibility with Sennheiser transmitters. Use this version for SONY transmitters: Polsen ESM-2-MN Dual-Sided Earset Microphone for Recorders and Wireless Transmitters BH #POESM2MN: https://bhpho.to/3ebmefn