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Description
Airclassics Hs-1 Headset Entry level aviation headset Good for student pilots or passengers
Brand: ASA
Color: Black
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Impedance: 150 ohm
Brand Name: ASA
Model Number: ASAHS1A
Model Name: language _ tag
Built-In Media: Cable
Age Range Description: Adult
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Number of Items: 1
Series Number: 1
UPC: 690225504454 799360426567 718117870378
Global Trade Identification Number: 78, 77
Manufacturer: ASA
Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Earpiece Shape: Rounded
Control Type: Noise Control
Control Method: Remote
Controller Type: Touch
Impedance: 150 ohm
Noise Control: Passive Noise Cancellation
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
Enclosure Material: hs 1
Specific Uses For Product: aviation
Antenna Location: Aviation
Compatible Devices: Laptops, Desktops, Tablets, Cellphones
Cable Features: Retractable
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Additional Features: Lightweight, Microphone Included
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version: 5
Color: Black
Style Name: professional
Item Weight: 2.5 pounds
Unit Count: 1 Count
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I fly Cessna 150's, 172's, and 182's so it's fairly loud(to me) in the cockpit. For the past year I've only used my Lightspeed Sierra headset when I fly, but I didn't want to fork over $600+ for extra headsets. I didn't wanna spend a ton of money so I figured I'd give these a shot. I bought these for passengers to use now that I'm flying other people more often. I was REALLY impressed by them considering their price! Now on to the review: Noise Reduction: 4.5 stars They don't hold a candle to my Lightspeed's, but at 1/6th the cost, they are really good. BUUUUT, if you break the seal on the ear muffs, like with sunglass arms, the noise instantly jumps up. I almost always fly during the day and with sunglasses so this is annoying as I had to angle my sunglasses to where the arms were above the muffs. Not a big deal if your plane has good sun visors and you don't need sunglasses, but I definitely thought it was worth mentioning. I bought a $320 David Clark headset that was similar to this ASA headset (PNR, no frills) but returned it after only 2 flights. This ASA headset is way, way better, and 1/3rd the cost. Sound Quality: These things are impressive!! Really impressive. For $115 I'm shocked at the sound quality. They sound as good, if not better than my Lightspeeds(possibly due to the Lightspeed's ANR/negative noise). But every thing is crystal clear with this headset, even music played through the dash panel. Microphone: 5 stars Again, really impressive. The headset I received is in fact the "HS-1a" which is what is pictured (it has the flexible mic boom). I installed the foam mic cover (which is included). This mic is better than Lightspeed mic! It picks up right when I start talking, stops when I do, and doesn't miss anything. It actually makes me think something is wrong with my Lightspeed because the ASA mic works so flawlessly, whereas my LS mic occasionally won't pick up/transmit what I'm saying. But no complaints the ASA mic. Comfort: 4.5 stars After reading all the other reviews before purchasing I was concerned about the clamping force being too strong as my head is somewhat large. As soon as I unboxed the headset I put it on, and then I stretched it to a distance of about an inch wider than each of my ears and held it there for a few seconds. This only took one minute and it definitely removed any excessive clamping force from the headset. If you've got a big dome like me, I highly suggest you pre-stretch the headset a little bit. The top pad is good. I'm bald so I don't have any hair to cushion the top of the headset, so I can feel the difference in the top pad versus my LS's. But honestly it wasn't even noticeable after the first 5 minutes or so. It's not plush like the LS, but it's plenty comfortable My longest flight so far with this product is just over 2 hours and I had no pain/issues whatsoever. Misc: Volume knobs - work great, nice and big, easy to use even with gloves on. Independent knobs are nice although I don't need/prefer differing volumes in my headset. Cord length - seemed fairly short at first, but was plenty long enough once I got in the plane. I guess my LS's just have a really long cord. Flightbag space - this headset doesn't pack as easily as my LS's but that's to be expected. I just had to remove a velcro divider panel from my flight bag, rotate the headsets 90*, and pack them 'coupled' together. Not a big deal, just adds a few seconds to pre & post-flight packing. Looks - this headset looks great. I really like the all black look. It's obvious to me that this is a budget headset, but none of my passengers can tell. In summary, you really can't beat this headset for the price. I just ordered 2 more so I'll finally have a full set of four headsets. These things put the David Clarks to shame.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2014 by Nick
Needed a headset for my student pilot training. Worked great and had all the features of $400 headsets. Noise was muffled pretty well and I could hear the radio perfectly. Microphone quality was also very clear. Nothing felt cheap. It even came with a pop protector so it didn't pick up wind; something that, again, many pricier headsets don't even include. Great headset for student pilots or anyone on a budget.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023 by Ashton
I have only used these fore 5 hours so far, but in that time, I am pleased with their performance. I spent hours looking over reviews and recommendations from other pilots. In the end, I decided on these based on price, research, and reviews. At a price point hundreds less than "top line" units, I don't think I could have done better. The sound is clear as is the transmission. Aircraft noise is well controlled. They are comfortable to the point I forget I have them on until I land and cut off the power. Needless to say, so far, I am well pleased.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022 by JW
I bought this headset for my VFR training, never having had a headset before. I looked at tons of options before settling on this one. For basic, general aviation training it is all you need. You do NOT need to spend 3-4x the price of this headset for a fancy headset. Your instructor will have a fancy one-you will not. I wore this headset every day for anywhere from 4-6 hours a day and it worked just fine. Good audio quality, decent noise cancelling, good microphone, and acceptable weight on your head. It is tight on your ears, which is good for hearing and noise cancelling, but wears you out a bit after a few hours and takes a little getting used to, especially if you wear glasses as I do. You can select mono or stereo audio, which is a nice feature (to my surprise, I often used mono as it was enough to hear well). Overall, this is a good quality basic headset and if you are a student pilot it is all you need.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020 by Amy L. Adler
The day I received my headset was the same day I had a flight planned. I was excited about trying these out and seeing how well they worked. As I was conducting my preflight I set my headset up and prepped them by setting the volume for each ear. After a little adjusting I got them set where I need them. Once we started to taxi and convicted a run up all calls were clear from me to other aircraft and it was clear hearing the other aircrafts calls. I have used the headset about 8 or 9 times now and they have worked great. If anyone is just getting started an they don’t want to break the bank, I highly recommend these. The only issue I have found was of course during run up and take off with a little bit of wind. Other than that I’m going to keep running these until I can’t anymore.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021 by Curtis Sauers
If you don't need Bluetooth, active noise cancelling, and all the other bells and whistles, this is a great headset for the money. It's very comfortable, provides good sound insulation without squeezing your head too much, and sound is perfectly clear. If you do long cross countries or are aiming for commercial work you might want to spend some more for more features, but for a student or hobbyist pilot or as an extra for your passengers, this is a great headset.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2022 by Casey B.
I started flight training and was stressing over which headset to get. I wanted something good but as every student pilot knows money is tight. These were recommended by my instructor and they have been great. I have worn them on 2 hour flights and they are very comfortable. The microphone works perfectly and they do a good job of cancelling the engine noise. They aren't a set of Bose A20's, but for the price they are excellent.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022 by Jarom
I have a serious problem using it in my aircraft. Other wise I could give this Five Stars. The ear pads are great and fit will and dose a great job of cutting out external noise. The Speakers are very loud and clear. I greatly appreciate the fact that it is stereo and there is an individual volume control for each ear speaker. The microphone is great coming with a noise canceling foam covering and works very well with my intercom. The big problem I have that does not exist with my older head sets is that when transmitting on my NARCO Mark 12D the side tone is highly distorted with a lot of noise. Passengers with their head sets do not hear this very objectional noise. I am an electrical engineer and A&P mechanic and off hand it seems that there is an internal amplifier for the speakers and there is some kind of interference that shows up with only the Side Tone returning from the Mark 12D. Can you get me in touch with the manufacturer to see if we can resolve this problem. These are a great head set for the price and it is too bad that this interference is giving me a very nasty result. I have not had a chance to work with another aircraft to see if they hear the noise in their reception on their radio. David Swindler
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2014 by David L Swindler