Large plastic-bodied headphones, with a top-mounted infrared receiver, through which one listens to audio descriptions. Very bright LED at top of headset is highly conspicuous and indicates power on.
An alternative device to a telephone handset. Headsets require a connection to a telephone, usually through the handset jack (RJ-9) on a corded phone, or via a built-in jack on a cordless or wireless phone.
Headphones with a noise canceling mic, used as an intercom between roadies during the show. Brand names: RTS, Tech Pro and Clear Com. Submitted by Karl Kuenning RFL from Roadie Net.
Headphone with a built-in microphone.
A plug-in handsfree device, usually with a separate microphone and one or two earpieces.
receiver substitute having an ear piece with microphone arm
1) General term for theatre communication equipment. 2) A headphone and microphone combination used in such communications systems with a beltpack.
A device that contains the same technology as a handset but is worn on the head to keep the hands free.
Operator or attendant telephone set that consists of a telephone transmitter, a receiver, and a cord and plug, designed to leave the operator's hands free.
Unity of headphone and microphone with the effect that the hands stay free. Sometimes headsets are greasy and have an itchy headphone foam.
an earpiece and microphone that fit over the user's head. Allows hands-free wireless communications.
receiver consisting of a pair of headphones
a communication device that is comprised of an ear piece and microphone
a headphone, or headphones, and a microphone that come as a single unit and fit across one ear or across the head
a kind of receiver with a pair of headphones
a pair of headphones with a conveniently integrated boom microphone
a pair of transducers that receive electrical signal from a receiver
This allows for hands-free operation via an ear and mouthpiece attached to a telephone.
Telephone speaker and receiver equipment comprised of lightweight microphones worn directly over the ear of the telephone agent. Headsets free both hands for other tasks and reduce neck strain.
A device similar in functionality to that of a regular telephone handset but is worn on the head to keep the hands free.
Device worn on a person's head that allows them to receive audio through earphones and send it back through a microphone.
An accessory consisting of an earpiece and a microphone that connects to a handset via a wire and enables the wearer to carry on a phone conversation in handsfree mode, i.e., without holding the phone in their hand.
an attachment for holding an earphone and transmitter at one's head.
Set of headphones or earphones: a pair of earphones, with a small microphone attached to enable two-way communication
Set of headphones/earphones and microphone, to enable 2-way communication.
A headset consists of an earpiece and a microphone that connect to a handset via a wire, and allow the wearer to talk on the phone in handsfree mode.
Any of various types of participants' headset-receiver sets. Sometimes the term "headset" is used to refer to headphones or earphones. A headphone or earphone needs to be connected to a receiver in order for the participant to be able to tune in to the proper channel and hear the interpretation.
A listening device worn directly over the ears.
A set of headphones combined with a microphone.