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I'm a musician and I have some excellent noise reduction
in-ear headphones. I would like to use these as my in-cockpit headphones. Generally - the regular over-the-head, squish-your-ear things are quite annoying to me. However - that leaves me with the issue of a mic and adapter to use these headphones. Can anyone tell me what I need to look for so I can use my own noise isolation in-ear headphones (they have the same connector as a regular walkman type headphones - 1/8" connector) while flying? I will still need a mic. THANKS ALL! You guys have always had great suggestions. I appreciate your help in advance. G. Gilbert 6472L @ W29 |
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