Audio-Technica BPHS1 Rugged Broadcast Stereo Headset, Includes BPCB1 Detachable Cable

Built for on-air professionals and security teams who need rugged, intelligible voice reproduction, the Audio-Technica BPHS1 broadcast stereo headset delivers clear, focused audio where it matters most. This pro headset pairs a tailored cardioid dynamic microphone with closed-back circumaural ear cups and neodymium drivers to maximize speech clarity while rejecting crowd and ambient noise—ideal for broadcasting, live announcing, intercom use, surveillance and monitoring stations. With a 20 Hz–20 kHz frequency response and a lightweight 9.3 oz form factor, the BPHS1 provides balanced monitoring and long-shift comfort. The flexible gooseneck boom can be mounted left or right for operator preference, and the user-replaceable design—including detachable BPCB1 (3-pin XLRM/1/4") and BPCB4 (4-pin XLRF) cables—keeps equipment in service longer and simplifies integration with consoles and intercom systems. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, this Audio-Technica headset is a dependable choice for broadcast engineers, security monitoring teams, and production crews. Add the BPHS1 to your toolkit for reliable on-air performance and mission-critical monitoring.

• Exceptional speech clarity and focused pickup with a cardioid dynamic microphone for intelligible on-air and monitoring audio
• Closed-back circumaural ear cups and neodymium drivers reduce background noise for reliable use in noisy broadcast, security or surveillance environments
• Rugged, serviceable design with user-replaceable cable and ear pads for reduced downtime and lower long-term costs
• Detachable BPCB1/BPCB4 cables (XLR/1/4" and 4-pin XLR options) enable easy integration with consoles, intercoms and monitoring systems
• Lightweight, cushioned headband and swiveling boom allow long-wear comfort and quick left/right positioning during live production
• Industry-grade 20 Hz–20 kHz frequency response and 65 Ω impedance deliver full-range, high-output sound for accurate monitoring