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It’s not surprising that our three favorite headset brands - Bose, David Clark, and Lightspeed - are also the industry’s best-selling. And of course, not all headsets are created equal in the all-important categories of durability and comfort, but these are all solid choices in those areas as well.
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Many of the top ANR headsets also have built-in Bluetooth capability, allowing users to pair the headset with a phone or their favorite audio. And in the confines of a noisy piston, turboprop or helicopter cockpit, there’s really no excuse for skimping by choosing a headset lacking active noise-cancellation technology. You might have to wire one yourself or get an audio cable shop to make a custom adapter for that.A quality headset is one of the most important pieces of gear any pilot will own. I'm not sure whether their are any pre-made adapter cables from GA/Twin Plug to the 5-pin XLR intercom headset standard out there. It will not work with a standard 5-pin XLR headset wired for intercom or broadcast applications. But that won't actually work unless you happen to have 5-pin XLR aviation heaset wired to the Airbus convention. Which are probably fairly common adapter cables to adapt to different aviation headset wiring conventions. So it sounds like you got a GA/Twin Plug to 5-pin XLR Airbus connector adapter. However, if you look through the information and wiring diagram links I mentioned earlier, you will see that the 5-pin XLR wiring Airbus uses is different from the 5-pin XLR wiring standard used for intercom systems and video production equipment (including Blackmagic gear).
A brief overview of different aviation headset connector types here. The Airbus headset connector is a 5-pin XLR connector which is apparently used on Airbus planes and perhaps some other commercial aircraft.
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This is what is on the Atem Television Studio Pro 4k. 206 inch) headset connector is most commonly referred to as General Aviation (GA) or Twin Plug headset connector. I think there might be a bit of terminology confusion. For intercom usage, dynamic microphones tend to be more common so some devices designed for use with 4 or 5-pin XLR intercom headsets may not directly support headsets with electret microphones. Note also that many aviation headsets use electret microphones which typically require some kind of bias voltage/power source to work.
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It only uses 4 pins for audio (so mono earphones) with the 5th pin used for power, plus the pin assignments are different. The 5-pin XLR wiring for Airbus aviation headsets seems to be different from that used for intercom systems. Some intercom systems and headsets use 4-pin XLR connectors which only allows for mono (single channel) listen capability.
It allows for separate left and right channel (stereo) audio on the headset earphones. The 5-pin XLR headset wiring Blackmagic uses is the same as is used by many of the intercom vendors and headsets (such as RTS/Telex, some Clear-Com equipment, etc.) as well as many broadcast oriented camera systems. The wiring diagram for this connector is listed on page 15 of the Studio Camera manual. Perhaps you were referring to one of the Studio Cameras or the ATEM Constellation 8K as these have 5-pin XLR headset connectors. So I'm a bit unsure of what kind of headset you are actually trying to connect to which device. I don't think the ATEM Television Studio Pro 4K has a 5-pin XLR headset connector.
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