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Sporty’s introduces ANR headset control box

By General Aviation News Staff · July 29, 2025 ·

Sporty’s has introduced an ANR headset control box, which eliminates cockpit clutter by keeping the control box mounted, and within arm’s reach, but out of the way.

Pilots can choose a permanent installation using the included Dual Lock fastener, or a repositionable set-up with the removable suction cups, designed for renters or for those flying multiple aircraft, Sporty’s officials said.

The holder features a side compartment, where pilots can store two AA batteries, a pen, or a pair of sunglasses.

The box is compatible with:

  • Bose A2
  • Bose A30
  • Lightspeed Zulu 3
  • David Clark One-X

Price: $49.95.

For more information: Sportys.com

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  1. Mark says

    July 30, 2025 at 8:43 am

    Lovely. Another thing to impede pilots’ vision.

    • J. R. Prukop says

      July 30, 2025 at 12:40 pm

      Indeed! I wonder if they have a ‘GLASS PANEL’ version. Lol.

    • Andrew says

      July 31, 2025 at 8:31 am

      I agree. I remember the good ol’ days where you just plugged your headset into the aircraft, no batteries required, no iPads, no GPS, and went off flying just by looking out the window! 🤣

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