Senal SMH-1020CH Communication Headset Kit with 4-Pin Female XLR Cable for Clear-Com Systems

Designed for wired and wireless communications alike, the Senal SMH-1020CH is a dual-sided communications headset for use in TV or radio broadcast settings, as well as sports applications and behind-the-scenes theater environments. First, you’ll notice its deep, padded ear cushions, which offer not only comfort, but isolation and noise-reduction in noisy scenarios. Behind the ear cushions, 40mm neodymium drivers give you a wide frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, as well as an expansive dynamic range.

The microphone supplied with the SMH-1020CH is a cardioid dynamic capsule, designed to minimize pickup of off-axis sound while capturing your voice clearly and intelligibly. It sits upon a durable gooseneck that can be rotated 180°. This configuration can be used on the left or right side of the SMH-1020CH. Additionally, a switch is built into the gooseneck that automatically mutes the signal when it’s swiveled into the vertical position; thus, to mute your microphone, all you have to do is flip the gooseneck into the upright position.

The SMH-1020CH interfaces with a variety of cables that offer compatibility with many major wired and wireless systems, such as Telex and PortaCom. You can also use this communication headset with broadcast consoles, mixers, and computers. Simply plug your separately-available, corresponding cable into the SMH-1020CH’s twist-locking jack, and you’re good to go. The headphones are also collapsible, making storage and transportation a cinch.

The Senal SMH-H4X is a replacement cable intended for use with SMH-series communication headsets. It can also be used to augment your headset’s versatility, giving you the ability to plug into a Clear-Com or PortaCom system if you already have cabling for a different broadcast console or mixer on hand.

At one end, you’ll find the 2.5mm TRRS connector and corresponding locking jack. This twists into your SMH-1010CH or SMH-1020CH communication headset, establishing a secure and reliable connection all the while.

At the other end, you’ll note a female, 4-pin XLR connector, allowing you to connect the headset to PortaCom and Clear-Com systems. In fact, the SMH-H4X is part of a whole ecosystem of SMH-series cables, all of which let you swap between the pin-outs of different communication and broadcast systems with ease.