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What's in the case
Content list
- 1×Audio-Technica BPHS1 broadcast stereo headset
- 1×Detachable cable, 3.3 m (XLR male + 6.3 mm jack)
- 1×Foam windscreen
The gear
About this gear
The Audio-Technica BPHS1 is a broadcast stereo headset with closed-back circumaural earcups (40 mm drivers, 20 Hz-20 kHz) and a dynamic cardioid microphone on a flexible gooseneck boom. The boom can be positioned on the left or right side, and the detachable 3.3 m cable splits to a 3-pin XLR male for the mic and a 6.3 mm jack for the headphones. It weighs 264 g.
It is built for on-air voices: sports and esports commentary, presenters at a desk, announcers and remote interviews. The dynamic capsule needs no phantom power and its cardioid pattern rejects off-axis crowd and PA noise, while the closed earcups let the commentator hear programme and talkback in a loud venue. Plug the XLR into a mixer or commentary unit and the jack into a headphone feed.
Highlights
- 01Dynamic cardioid boom mic, 40 Hz-20 kHz, tuned for speech intelligibility
- 02Closed-back circumaural stereo earcups with 40 mm drivers, 20 Hz-20 kHz
- 03Gooseneck boom can be positioned on the left or right side
- 04Detachable 3.3 m cable: 3-pin XLR male (mic) and 6.3 mm jack (headphones)
- 05264 g, with user-replaceable cable and ear pads
FAQ
Questions about this gear
No. It is a dynamic microphone, so it works on any mic input without phantom power.
The cable splits into a 3-pin XLR male for the microphone and a 6.3 mm (1/4") stereo jack for the earcups, so it connects to a mixer's mic input and headphone feed or to a commentary unit.
Yes. The gooseneck boom swivels so the mic can be worn on the left or the right.
That is its main job: the cardioid dynamic mic rejects off-axis crowd noise and the closed-back earcups help seal out the room.
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