Beyerdynamic - DT 108 Single-Ear Headset with Dynamic Microphone (50 Ohms)

The beyerdynamic DT 280 MKII is a professional single-ear headset featuring a dynamic microphone for clear voice communication. With an 80-ohm impedance, it is designed for reliable audio performance in broadcasting, communications, and other professional applications. Its lightweight, single-ear design allows users to monitor their surroundings while communicating.

Created especially for news and sports broadcasting, this rugged single-ear headset offers highly intelligible and commanding vocal reproduction, along with the convenience of one-ear monitoring. Its low-profile, closed-back design is based on the ATH-M60xa professional monitor headphones and includes the same 45 mm large-aperture driver, and premium, memory foam earpad and headband plus a memory foam temple pad ? giving users a high-fidelity headset that’s built to last. The headset’s hypercardioid dynamic microphone keeps the pickup focused on the broadcaster’s voice, even in loud environments, and is tailored to reproduce that voice with a rich, broadcast-ready sound. The microphone sits at the end of a rigid boom with a strong, flexible gooseneck section that allows the microphone to be easily adjusted and then stay in place. The boom is also designed to swivel forward and back so that the headset can be worn with the mic positioned on either the right or left side.

Created especially for news and sports broadcasting, this rugged single-ear headset offers highly intelligible and commanding vocal reproduction, along with the convenience of one-ear monitoring. Its low-profile, closed-back design is based on the ATH-M60x professional monitor headphones and includes the same 45 mm large-aperture driver, and premium, memory foam earpad and headband plus a memory foam temple pad giving users a high-fidelity headset that’s built to last. The headset’s hypercardioid dynamic microphone keeps the pickup focused on the broadcaster’s voice, even in loud environments, and is tailored to reproduce that voice with a rich, broadcast-ready sound. The microphone sits at the end of a rigid boom with a strong, flexible gooseneck section that allows the microphone to be easily adjusted and then stay in place. The boom is also designed to swivel forward and back so that the headset can be worn with the mic positioned on either the right or left side.