KLIPPER® MIKE 1 A MICROPHONE TO BE ADDED TO AN ANR Headset like A BOSE® QC 25 or QC 35 or A SONY MDR 100X or a PARROT ZIK 2.0 a BeyerDYNAMIC LAgoon ANc Traveller or any other large headband headset with a detachable cord to put it at a GENERAL Aviation STANDARD .

  NOW AVAILABLE WITH BLUETOOTH  SATELLITE OPTION

You wanted a brand headset and you use an headset SONY® BOSE®, PARROT® SENHEISER®, JBL®, AUDIO-TECHNICA, DENON® etc... Headset in your day to day music listening, you want to go piloting with it but at a cheap price? Here is the solution the KLIPPER Mike. So this is an improvement and a new advantage for your headset, you keep the pleasure of the ANR Headset in your day to day life by just removing easily the KlLIPPER® mike until you go to the airfield again.

We will not sell you the SONY or the BOSE® PARROT JBL AUDIO-TECHNICA or DENON Headset or any other brand..., you will have to buy it in the shop next door or most probably on the net as it becomes the new buying channel. We would like to be able to sell to you some of these and tried to but we are not authorized by BOSE® which is the most well known of these brand in the field of aeronautics with their A20, to sell their products because we will sell it to you at a discount price, and that because they impose a public price to their resellers (in contradiction with European laws), so you will have to buy it on your own, elsewhere on an online shop. For example the QC-25 product sells for 199€ and 269 à 322€ pour le SONY® .

To take an example and to take an headset at a reasonable price

So you will have a Bose ANR headset associated with our Klipper to be able to use it in a plane and at an aviation standard for :

  BOSE ® QC25 199€ (approved dealers price) + Aerodiscount KLIPPER ® 199€ = 398 €

KLIPPER® MIKE aviation headset suit for BOSE® QC25, QC35, SONY® MDR 1000X but can also be used with any other headset of your choice with a large headband and a detachable cord

This is our innovative product

Simple use, just attach this microphone to your day to day headset whichever Sony MDR 100X, Bose® QC25/35, Parrot ZIK 2.0 or any other headphones
to transform it into an active noise canceling Aviation Headset. This combination is much cheaper than buying the leading ANR headsets and is just as good but much lighter in weight and more comfortable for long time wearing.

Note: KLIPPER® MIKE right now is only with 2.5mm plugs for headphone but an adapter 3,5mm is supplied.

(Fits headphones with 2.5 mm jack)

KLIPPER MIKE has and AUX jack and Link cable that allows you to inject and enjoy music and communication together

How to attached this microphone to Bose® QC25

1) use 3M® velcro see the picture


2) use releasable NYLON CABLE TIE


After these 2 steps then KLIPPER® MIKE come together with Bose® QC25 or the Sony MDR 100X etc...

NOTE: SPECIAL CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO PRESERVE THE LONGEVITY OF YOUR HEADSET. CONNECTING AND DISCONNECTING THE CONNECTION CABLE MUST BE DONE CAREFULLY.
THE CABLE IS THIN AND THE JACK IS SMALL, SO THERE IS LITTLE ROOM FOR PULLING OR PRESSING. THIS IS NOT A MANUFACTURING OR DESIGN DEFECT. IF THE CORD MALFUNCTIONS, IT IS NOT CONSIDERED A WARRANTY ISSUE.

Disclaimer

We are not affiliated with Sony, Sennheiser® or Bose and 3M Parrot JBL etc... Sony® BOSE® Sennheiser® Parrot etc... are deposited trade marks.

Features of the KLIPPER® MIKE

Main Features:

1. Super light only 130g for microphone cable harness itself

2. Easy to use just need attach it to your ANC headphone (2.5mm jack)

3. Use 3M Velcro and nylon cable tie together for the attachments

4. Amplified electret noise canceling microphone for clear communication

5. With AUX jack and Link cable together so while can enjoy music and communication together

6. Dual volume controls on the control box

7. With Mono/Stereo switch

 8. Still can work as PNR headset when power is off

(Technical manufacturer data)

-> If you choose to purchase this headset with the Bluetooth option

Here are the operating instructions for the satellite
To activate the ANR system, you must insert two LR6 batteries (AA type), connect your headset to the aircraft's radio system, and flip the switch.

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  In addition to Bluetooth 5.0, there is a 3.5 mm female audio input jack, known as an MP3 jack, on the side of the satellite between the jacks and the headphones.

The explanation on this page serves as the user manual, as nothing is complicated and everything is intuitive.

1 Single satellite box on the cable: As indicated, insert two 1.5 V LR6 AA batteries (slide open the battery compartment cover, look at the springs in the compartment, the flat bottom of the battery presses on the spring, close the compartment after inserting the two batteries). Connect your headset to an intercom or directly to your radio, turn on the radio or intercom, and the headset will operate in ANR mode

EXPLANATIONS ABOUT THE SATELLITE AND BLUETOOTH PAIRING METHOD

To turn on the ANR satellite, press the POWER BUTTON. The POWER LED will light up.

To pair, press the Bluetooth BUTTON and search for the device you want to pair with the headset. Tell your device that you accept the pairing (follow the procedure for your device brand). BT 5.0 allows pairing of 2 devices.

The MONO or STEREO button is located inside the battery compartment. In most cases in France, devices and radio system setups are in MONO, so you will not need to change the setting.

The earpiece volume is adjusted using the side wheels on the right for the right earpiece and on the left for the left earpiece.

Bluetooth is adjusted using the two small buttons on the right side of the satellite next to the Bluetooth Phone button.

REMEMBER FOR POSITIONS A - B - C that you can select on the Satellite:

MODE A: RADIO PRIORITY via INTERCOM management - The sound of music and ongoing telephone communications will be reduced when the RADIO generates an input signal or when a passenger speaks via the intercom.

Let's call this the RADIO SUPERPRIORITY mode.

MODE B: INTERCOM - BLUETOOTH and AUXILIARY - All 3 channels are open and can overlap without priority with the RADIO.

MODE C: Only the INTERCOM works; BLUETOOTH and AUXILIARY are inactive and turned off.

In all cases, the RADIO can intervene in the flow.

That's it, it's not very complicated.

(Manufacturer's technical data)

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It is recalled that the microphones in our terms and conditions are guaranteed only 3 months.