“Crystal Mic” Aviation Microphone for Noise Canceling Headphones. Transform your Sennheiser PCX 550/Bose QC35/Sony WH1000XM2 into an aviation headset

The Crystal Mic is a microphone that can be utilized on your favorite audio-quality headphone to grow to be it into a headset for noise environments. Add an aviation adapter and it becomes an aviation headset! It’s modular design comes with the following adapters: GA, helicopter and Airbus. The microphone may also be attached to your sunglasses the usage of the silicone clips and used with earbuds such as the Bose QC20. Photos show The Crystal Mic attached to the Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC. Our in flight tests showed best results with the Sony MDR 1000X. It’s going to also work with headphones with 2.5 mm audio socket such as the Bose QC25 and QC35. Disclaimer-Crystal Mic is not affiliated with Sennheiser, Sony, Bose. Photos are shown for illustration only. All views expressed on this site about specific headphones are personal and gathered from experiential information and in-flight tests
The Crystal Mic is fast becoming the most well liked aviation microphone in North The usa. Simply attach it to your noise canceling headphone and experience active noise reduction without the astronomical price of an expense ANR headset. It permits you to focus of flying and will provide you with Crystal clear communications.
Many pilots prefer to use this with the Bose QC35 or Bose QC25 because it offers active noise reduction very similar to the Bose A20. It’s going to work with the Sony MDR 1000X and other headphones with a 3.5 mm socket if you attach a 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm adapter (not included in this package).
Microphone may also be attached to your sunglasses with the headphone/microphone cable (included). Removable swiveling microphone works on both earpieces and attaches the usage of the magnets (included).
This set includes the GA adapter, cable for headphones (with magnets), cable for earbuds, and silicone clips to attach the microphone to sunglasses.
Headphones or earbuds not included. For more instructions on set up go to www.TheCrystalMic.com