Convert to ANR - Headsets

$275.00

I will convert your aviation headset to ANR (Active Noise Reduction). You can now have the latest technology installed into your headset.

It will include a new set of Headset INC ANR modules, New Comm cord with power, 9 Volt Auto Shutoff battery box.

I will disassemble and clean the headset before rebuilding.


Bluetooth Cell Phone/Music Option  $100.00
This option will let you use your cell phone, iPad or other music device with your headset. You can make or receive cell phone calls with your headset. You can use your other audio devices too. It uses the latest BlueTooth technology. The mic audio and receive audio are both excellent.  It has a selectable muting feature so you will always be able to hear ATC or other traffic while listening to music or on a phone call.

The ANR is fully guaranteed for 2 years, parts and labor, that's twice as good as the factory guarantee. A new ANR headset will cost you $750 plus. You can have yours converted for much less and it's guaranteed.

Made completely in the USA


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Q: What is Active Noise Reduction? (ANR)
A: ANR is a system of actively seeking ambient noise and suppressing it using a microphone, electronics, and a speaker. Our system samples the noise right at your ear, reverses it 180 degrees, and plays it back to actively cancel the noise.


Q: What frequency range is the ANR most effective?
A: From 50-1000 Hz, where most prop blast, engine noise, and wind noise is located. Our system peaks at 20db attenuation at 200Hz.

Q: What is the standard power source?
A: It uses a 9 Volt battery located in the battery Module included with the upgrade. Typical battery life in most GA aircraft is 25 to 30 hours.


Q: What happens if the battery dies while I am flying?
A: The ANR units are fail-safe. If your battery dies during flight, the headset will still operate as a normal passive headset with all transmit and receive capabilities intact.

Q: Will the ANR system make my headset heavier?
A: No- the typical stock speaker weighs about 35 grams. Our ANR units weigh 34.6 grams, so the overall effect on the weight is negligible.