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AIRCRAFT INTERFACE CABLE
The Avee20 Aircraft Interface Cable is the cable between the headset and the aircraft plug-in / avionics panel.
The cable is a made of a flexible, rugged and high quality Kevlar strengthened material with built in strength relief in both ends.
Avee20 Aircraft Interface Cable
Description
Bose®700/ Avee700_NG
Bose®QC35®/ Avee35_NG
Avee for the Sony® XM3 and XM4
Avee for the Bose® 700
The magnet connection
In flight test: Avee700 and BlueLink (French) - Vincent Bazillio
In flight test: Avee for QC35 (French) - Vincent Bazillio
Reviews
Description
AVEE MICROPHONE KIT
- The Avee solution combines the unprecedented comfort of a range of standard headsets with a state of the art aviation microphone – giving a light-weight tailor made aviation headset with superior audio communication.
HOW IT WORKS
- The Avee microphone combines the aircraft electronic interface and a microphone boom into a compact clip-on unit that plugs directly into the base of your ANR headphones. The add-on is securely fastened in place with a robust magnetic connection, preventing it from accidentally detaching from your headset.
WHY USING STANDARD HEADPHONES
There are many reasons for using standard headphones as aviation headphones:
- We claim that the the comfort and quality on the standard state-of-the-art headphones from Bose® QC25®,Bose® QC35® I & II, Sony® WH-1000XM3/XM4®) and Bose® 700 is superior compared to any aviation headset comfort and quality.
These headsets are simply made with minimum clamp-force, maximum comfort and maximum sound quality as main focus and goal.
We have made an Avee aircraft microphone add on that fits each of these selected headphones. - The ANR in the headphones we support have developed tremendously even during the last recent years. These non-aviation headphones are produced in huge quantities for a large ‘standard customer’ market.
This means that improvements and customer cost benefits are available in a much larger scale than on low production volume aviation headsets. - Modern aircrafts (both commercial jets and private smaller aircrafts with piston engines) are far less noisy than 10-20 years ago.
The bulky and heavy headset with a fairly high degree of passive noise reduction is simply no longer needed: the modern ANR has taken over.
All in all it makes selected standard headphones extremely well suited as aviation headphones.They are simply made for aviation use. - Most pilots get a ride in the back seat once in a while.
Having your own personal state-of-the-art headset available while listening to music, makes the ride shorter.
Bose®700/ Avee700_NG
Setup Instructions & User Guide for the Avee700 – fitting the Bose® 700.
Tusen takk (which is thank you in Norwegian ) – for purchasing the Avee aviation microphone ! We hope it gives you as much joy flying with it – as it gives us designing it – and flying with it!
In this leaflet we will show you how to prepare and connect the Avee microphone to your headset – and how to use it.
A pdf version of this document may be downloaded from this link: Users Guide Avee700 NG Aviation Microphone – Version 4.0 – March 17 2021.
How to prepare your headphones
The Avee microphone is using an adhesive magnetic stripe to attach safely to your Bose® or Sony® headset.
This solution makes it easy to attach and detach the Avee microphone from the headphone in seconds, and the Avee microphone stays safely in place whenever it is connected to the headphones.
Please follow these instructions to install the magnetic stripe properly to your headphones.
Step 1: Using the cleaning wipe supplied, clean the base of your headphones including the area surrounding the input jack. Ensure that you remove any residue that is adhered to the headphones. Let dry for a minute or two.
Step 2: We are now preparing to transfer the magnetic stripe to the headphones using the Avee microphone as a jig. Let the magnetic stripe be attached to the Avee microphone, and remove the adhesive stripe protective backing from the magnetic stripe. The magnetic stripe should stay on the Avee microphone and the adhesive side should be facing the headphone.
Step 3: Guide the add-on to the base of the left headphone and firmly press it in place for minimum 30 seconds. Once attached, carefully unplug it to reveal the adhesive magnetic stripe being transferred to the headphones.
Press firmly on the tape to ensure all edges of the tape have adhered to the headphones.
Optimally the adhesive on the magnetic stripe needs a 24 hrs curing time.
That is all – the Avee aviation microphone is ready to be used!
Connect the Avee microphone to the aircraft
To start using the Avee microphone in the aircraft, follow this procedure:
- Plug the Avee aircraft interface cable into the Avee microphone using the angled USB connector. Use force to make the USB C connector go all the way into the USB socket. The connection may be done in two directions – either the cable pointing upwards – or the cable is pointing downwards.
- Attach the Avee microphone to the headset. Make sure the Avee microphone is clamped safely to the headset.
- Plug the Avee aircraft interface into the aircraft. Please note that the aircraft connector might be the dual GA, Lemo Redel, Neutricon or XLR-5 – all depending on what you have purchased from us & what is available in your aircraft.
- Switch on the ANR feature on the headphones. Please note that you will always have audio in your headphones regardless of battery status or headphones ANR power on/off.The Avee microphone output is NOT affected by headphone power status.
- When the aircraft radio & intercom is switched on, the mic add-on will get bias power from the aircraft. This is indicated with a steady dimmed Power indicator light on the bottom side of the Avee microphone.
- The internal Bluetooth® available in your Bose™ 700 headset will automatically disconnect all units connected via Bluetooth when the Avee microphone is connected.To be able to listen to music or use your phone when flying, you need the Avee BlueLink. Check out our web pages for more info on this add-on product.
Headphone volume setting
On the Bose™ 700 the headset volume can be adjusted from the headset itself. Please check out the user manual for the Bose 700 for detailed info.
Please note that for most pilots the normal procedure for adjusting the headphone volume is by setting the Avee headphone volume to maximum – and then adjusting the volume from the aircraft audio panel.
In small GA aircrafts, the headset volume is typically adjusted individually for pilot and co-pilot. Volume level in the left back seat is following the pilot volume level, while the right back seat is following the level set by the co-pilot.
In this case we suggest letting the back seaters adjust the volume level to lower level (if needed) using the volume control on the Avee microphone.
Microphone output level
The microphone output level is factory set to a normal output level, and will usually not require adjustments.
The output level may however be set by using the Mic level adjustment knob on the Avee microphone.
To adjust – please use your finger nail or the corner of a credit card.
DO NOT USE FORCE – and DO NOT USE A SCREW DRIVER !
Maximum clockwise is minimum level while maximum anti-clockwise is maximum level.
Avoid setting the output level to high. This will make the noise cancelling microphone in the Avee pick up unnecessary cockpit/ambient noise.
Headset mono & stereo mode
The Avee microphone is set to the mono mode (factory setting), by turning the Mono / stereo adjustment knob fully anti clockwise. To set stereo mode, turn the adjustment knob fully clockwise.
To adjust – please use your finger nail or the corner of a credit card.
DO NOT USE FORCE – and DO NOT USE A SCREW DRIVER !
Problem solving
1. Bad ATC reception – reading you two
The most common problem for fresh aviators, is that the microphone is placed too far away from the mouth. This makes the intercom and radio pick up little or no audio from you, and this will of course lead to problems. Keep the microphone approx. 6mm from your mouth at all times – and let the flat side & white dot face your mouth.
A good rule is that when you hear yourself well in the intercom, ATC and other aircrafts hear you well.
However – the intercom and the radio are to separate and independent systems and they behave differently.
- Intercom squelch setting.
On most GA aircrafts intercoms, the squelch is set manually.
If the first part of the word is clipped – or the intercom squelch is not opening at all – this must be corrected by adjusting the squelch threshold in the aircraft.
3. Audio in left ear only:
The Avee microphone is set to stereo mode. Set to mono mode to fix this issue.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Document information
Document version: 4.0 – March 17 2021
Valid for product: Avee700 NG (for Bose® 700)
Connectors
Headphone connector:
Bose® 700 2.5mm – four pin audio
Connector to aircraft interface cable USB C
Bias voltage accepted: 9-16VDC
Microphone
Type: Noise reduction
Output signal: Adjustable with potentiometer
Output signal level: Adjustable between 0.5V RMS and 2V RMS
Default output level: 0.7 V RMS @ 1khz / 74dB SPL
Headphone speaker
Headset audio level Adjustable from Bose® 700 headset (see Bose® 700 manual how to adjust.)
Default volume headset:
Bose® 700 Battery OK: The last set audio level will be used.
Battery empty: Maximum volume
DISCLAIMER
Avee is an unlicensed third-party accessory and is not affiliated with Bose® or Sony®.
Bose® or Sony® does not approve or endorse the products manufactured by Avee.
Bose®QC35®/ Avee35_NG
Setup Instructions & User Guide for the Avee35 – fitting the Bose®QC35™.
Tusen takk (which is thank you in Norwegian ) – for purchasing the Avee aviation microphone ! We hope it gives you as much joy flying with it – as it gives us designing it – and flying with it!
In this leaflet we will show you how to prepare and connect the Avee microphone to your headset – and how to use it.
How to prepare your headphones
The Avee microphone is using an adhesive magnetic stripe to attach safely to your Bose® or Sony® headset.
This solution makes it easy to attach and detach the Avee microphone from the headphone in seconds, and the Avee microphone stays safely in place whenever it is connected to the headphones.
Please follow these instructions to install the magnetic
stripe properly to your headphones.
Step 1: Using the cleaning wipe supplied, clean the base of your headphones including the area surrounding the input jack. Ensure that you remove any residue that is adhered to the headphones. Let dry for a minute or two.
Step 2: We are now preparing to transfer the magnetic stripe to the headphones using the Avee microphone as a jig. Let the magnetic stripe be attached to the Avee microphone, and remove the adhesive stripe protective backing from the magnetic stripe. The magnetic stripe should stay on the Avee microphone and the adhesive side should be facing the headphone. 
Step 3: Guide the add-on to the base of the left headphone and firmly press it in place for minimum 30 seconds. Once attached, carefully unplug it to reveal the adhesive magnetic stripe being transferred to the headphones.
Press firmly on the tape to ensure all edges of the tape have adhered to the headphones.
Optimally the adhesive on the magnetic stripe needs a 24 hrs curing time.
That is all – the Avee aviation microphone is ready to be used!
Connecting the Avee microphone to the aircraft
To start using the Avee microphone in the aircraft, follow this procedure:
- Plug the Avee aircraft interface cable into the Avee microphone using the angled USB connector. Use force to make the USB C connector go all the way into the USB socket. The connection may be done in two directions – either the cable pointing upwards – or the cable is pointing downwards.
- Attach the Avee microphone to the headset. Make sure the Avee microphone is clamped safely to the headset.
- Plug the Avee aircraft interface into the aircraft. Please note that the aircraft connector might be the dual GA, Lemo Redel, Neutricon or XLR-5 – all depending on what you have purchased from us & what is available in your aircraft.
- Switch on the ANR feature on the headphones. Please note that you will always have audio in your headphones regardless of battery status or headphones ANR power on/off.
The Avee microphone output is NOT affected by headphone power status. - When the aircraft radio & intercom is switched on, the mic add-on will get bias power from the aircraft. This is indicated with a steady dimmed Power indicator light on the bottom side of the Avee microphone.
- The internal Bluetooth® available in your Bose QC35™ or Sony XM3/XM4 will automatically disconnect all units connected via Bluetooth when the Avee microphone is connected.
To be able to listen to music or use your phone when flying, you need the Avee BlueLink. Check out our web pages for more info on this add-on product.
Headphone volume setting
Adjust the headphone volume by using the Volume knob on the Avee microphone.
Rotate anti clockwise for max volume and clockwise for minimum volume.
Please note that for most pilots the normal procedure for adjusting the headphone volume is by setting the Avee headphone volume to maximum – and then adjusting the volume from the aircraft audio panel.
In small GA aircrafts, the headset volume is typically adjusted individually for pilot and co-pilot. Volume level in the left back seat is following the pilot volume level, while the right back seat is following the level set by the co-pilot.
In this case we suggest letting the back seaters adjust the volume level to lower level (if needed) using the volume control on the Avee microphone.
Microphone output level
The microphone output level is factory set to a normal output level, and will usually not require adjustments.
The output level may however be set by using the Mic level adjustment knob on the bottom side of the Avee microphone.
To adjust – please use your finger nail or the corner of a credit card. Maximum clockwise is minimum level while maximum anti-clockwise is maximum level.
DO NOT USE FORCE – and DO NOT USE A SCREW DRIVER !
Avoid setting the output level to high. This will make the noise cancelling microphone in the Avee pick up unnecessary cockpit/ambient noise.
Headset mono & stereo mode
The Avee microphone is set to the mono mode (factory setting), by turning the
Mono / stereo adjustment knob fully anti clockwise. To set stereo mode, turn the
adjustment knob fully clockwise.
DO NOT USE FORCE – and DO NOT USE A SCREW DRIVER !
Problem solving
1. Bad ATC reception – reading you two
The most common problem for fresh aviators, is that the microphone is placed too far away from the mouth. This makes the intercom and radio pick up little or no audio from you, and this will of course lead to problems. Keep the microphone approx. 6mm from your mouth at all times – and let the flat side & white dot face your mouth.
A good rule is that when you hear yourself well in the intercom, ATC and other aircrafts hear you well.
However – the intercom and the radio are to separate and independent systems and they behave differently.
- Intercom squelch setting.
On most GA aircrafts intercoms, the squelch is set manually.
If the first part of the word is clipped – or the intercom squelch is not opening at all – this must be corrected by adjusting the squelch threshold in the aircraft. - Audio in left ear only:
The Avee microphone is set to stereo mode. Set to mono mode to fix this issue.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Document information
Document version: 4.0 – March 17 2021
Valid for products: Avee35 NG (for Bose™ QC35™ ) ,
AveeXM3/XM4 NG (for Sony WH1000XM3/XM4
Connectors
Headphone connector:
Bose®QC35® 2.5mm – four pin audio
Sony® XM3/XM4® 3.5mm – four pin audio
Connector to aircraft interface cable USB C
Bias voltage accepted: 9-16VDC
Microphone
Type: Noise reduction
Output signal: Adjustable with potentiometer
Output signal level: Adjustable between 0.5V RMS and 2V RMS
Default output level: 0.7 V RMS @ 1khz / 74dB SPL
Headphone speaker
Audio level: Adjustable with potentiometer (10-100%)
DISCLAIMER
Avee is an unlicensed third-party accessory and is not affiliated with Bose® or Sony®.
Bose® or Sony® does not approve or endorse the products manufactured by Avee.
Avee for the Sony® XM3 and XM4
AVEE FOR THE SONY® XM3 AND XM4
- The Avee340 microphone kit for the Sony® WH1000XM3 (XM3) fits the new Sony®WH1000XM4 (XM4 for short) as well.
Physically the XM3 and XM4 are similar and the Avee340 microphone made for the XM3 fits the XM4 perfectly.
Please note that the Avee340 will not in any way fit the older Sony®WH1000XM2.
- The main differences between the XM4 and the XM3 is that the noise cancelling feature is somewhat better on the XM4.
It is however important to know that the noise cancellation on the XM3 is extremely good.
Avee for the Bose® 700
THE AVEE MICROPHONE FOR THE BOSE® 700
The Avee microphone for the Bose® 700 is our forth generation of the Avee microphone kit.
Customer feed back – as well as our own experience with our add-ons for the QC25®,QC35® and XM3 has been analysed and channelized into the development of the microphone for the Bose® 700.
In brief the following improvements have been implemented in the Avee700 microphone for the Bose® 700:
- Even better connection to the headset
Four magnets for a firm & secure connection between the Avee and the Bose® 700.
Safely attach and detach the add-on from the headset.
On the Bose® 700 we have developed a new discrete magnetic stripe with four neodymium magnets. - Microphone output level
We have added the possibility for a ‘wider envelope’ in the microphone output level from the Avee. - Angle for cable connection to Avee microphone adjusted
The angle for the connector going into the Avee is changed. This means that the strength relief on the avee cable is pointing 15 degrees more forward than on previous Avee versions.
The reason for changing the connection angle, is that we have had issues & comments where customers feel the cable strength relief is ‘poking into’ their shoulder. - Headset level adjustment
Improved headphone volume regulation to the headset speakers is now available.
Please note that this feature is mostly used by pilots (or more commonly the ones in the back seat with no individual headset level adjustments from the aircraft avionics. - Avee settings
The Avee microphone for the Bose® 700 is controlled by a micro controller like all our Avee.
A number of parameters can be adjusted in the Avee700 add-on. These settings can either be performed directly from the Avee700 via push buttons now found on the underside of the Avee,- or via the BlueLink which of course the Avee700 is compatible with. - The Avee heigth
The height of the Avee700 has been reduced with a good 50% compared to the add-on for the QC35®. - The new microphone boom
Last but not least, the Avee700 is available with the new Avee microphone boom as well as the microphone ‘legacy’ boom we are currently using.
Our new microphone boom is more sturdy than the current boom.
THE BOSE® 700
- Based on numerous in-flight tests with the Bose® 700, we strongly believe this product will challenge the QC25®, the QC35® and even the Sony® WH1000XM3 (XM3).
The noise reduction (ANR )on the 700 has improved substantially compared to its predecessors, and our impression is that the ANR is even better than on the Sony XM3. As on all Bose® headsets, the comfort is simply excellent. - Numerous new features have been built into the Bose ®700. Many of these features are not really needed when using the 700 as an aviation headset, but the possibility to adjust the headset volume from the headset itself (even when connected to the Avee or external wired source) is practical and useful.
THE BOSE® 700 ‘features’
The Bose 700 is an extremely good headset for aviation use, but it has its ‘features’ or issues.
For some unknown reason, Bose decided to make the on/off keys (and all the other keys) as keys that can easily be invoked by accident– for example when you adjust the headset position on your head.
Our experience is that it takes some time to get used to the position of these keys – and learn how not to touch them by accident.
But when you do get used to it – it really works well.
Occasional high volume
This is simply caused by the fact that the Bose 700 has been switched off: It then reverts to maximum volume !
The volume on the Bose 700 is adjusted by swiping your finger up/down on the right headphone when the Bose 700 is turned on.
Swiping your finger up/down on the right headphone when Bose 700 power is turned off, does not give any result.
Way to fix:
- Avoid getting close to the buttons on the Bose 700 when adjusting its position ! Do not accidently turn the Bose 700 off !
- Set the Bose 700 volume to maximum to avoid getting extra high volume in case you accidently turn the Bose 700 off.
Complete silence – for 10 seconds
The Bose 700 have a fairly ugly issue when it is switched on: it goes completely silent for approximately 10 seconds.
This is the start-up / boot period for the headset, but making it go dead for this long period is a bit over the edge.
Hopefully Bose will issue an software update – fixing this issue.
Way to fix:
- Same as in ‘the high volume issue’ above: Avoid getting close to the buttons on the Bose 700 when adjusting its position ! Do not accidently turn the Bose 700 off and then on again!
The magnet connection
THE MAGNET CONNECTION
All Avee aviation microphones use magnets to make the microphone stay firmly attached to the headset.
The magnetic stripe makes this possible:
- The magnetic stripe is adhered to the headset by following the simple installation procedure which can be found in the Magnet strip installation video under.
Please note that two adhesive magnetic stripes (one spare) are included when purchasing the Avee microphone kit. - If you are purchasing spare magnet stripes, please take care to choose the correct magnetic stripe for your Avee microphone as these are designed for one specific Avee microphone.
In flight test: Avee700 and BlueLink (French) - Vincent Bazillio
In flight test: Avee for QC35 (French) - Vincent Bazillio
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Description
Please note that the Avee20 Aircraft Interface Cable is included if you purchase the Avee kit, but it is always nice to have one extra of these cables !
THREE DIFFERENT LENGTHS
- The Avee20 cables are available in a 125cm,165cm (most common) and 200cm lengths.
FIVE DIFFERENT CONNECTORS TO THE AIRCRAFT AVAILABLE
- All Avee Interface Cables are available with a range of aircraft interface connectors:
- The ‘industry standard’ dual GA connector.
The connector is used in almost all GA aircrafts but also in Boeing and Airbus aircrafts and is easily recognize on the old fashioned 5.2 and 6.3 audio dual connectors. The 5.2mm connector carries GND, PTT and the MIC signal, while the 6.3mm connector carries GND plus left and right channel.
The GA connectors are factory mounted as an over-mold on the cable. - The rugged XLR-5.
This connector is common in Airbus and Boeing aircrafts. - The 174/U connector
The 174/U connector is common in helicopters. - The Neutricon connector
The Neutricon connector is used in Lufthansa B747 fleet among others. - The Lemo Redel connector
The Lemo Redel connector is fairly rare even if it is very good connector. The connector is also referred to as a Bose connector.
CONNECTION TO THE AVEE MICROPHONE
- The Avee20 cable is connected to the Avee microphone with a USB C connector. The USB C connector is an industry standard with redundant connecting points.
The USB C connector on the Avee20 cable may be plugged into the Avee microphone with the strength relief pointing either down (normal) or up.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 2 cm |
| Headset Connector(s) | 174/U connector, Bose connector, GA Dual Connectors, Neutricon, XLR-5 connector |
| Cable length | 125cm, 165cm, 200cm |
| CountryOrigin | NO |
| Tarif | 85183000 |
Customer Reviews
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VJ
03/16/2021
Vedant J.
AEFeedback
Martine was very helpful and professional. The relies were prompt and I was helped in every possible way. About the product, it has solved my problem. I am liking the product. Using it on every single flight.
KL
02/16/2021
Kuen L.
USGreat Service and Product support
Really good, AVEE sent me a new upgraded microphone kit at cost. Upon knowing my aircraft interface cable was broken.
CC
01/01/2021
Chris C.
USFast response
Quick and easy ordering for a great product. Had the cord 2 days later in the states.
GO
10/29/2020
GUS O.
USCable
It was great experience. Martine was able to ship the item to me very quickly and it worked great! Thanks
JB
05/14/2020
Jeremy B.
USBest Service Ever
I am very grateful for the service and products offered by Avee! I was in a bind and needed a replacement cord for my headset while out on a airline trip. Incredible service and impeccable help! Made it home from one trip - picked up the items and headed out on another trip. Thank you AVEE and especially Martine for your help.
GM
03/12/2020
Gursewak M.
CACustomer Service
I had an Issue with my cable for the QC25 , discussed the problem with the Avee folks and within hours my problem was solved. I can not say enough about the positive customer experience and the extent Martine will go to so your problem free.
HM
03/09/2020
Hitesh M.
IDAvee20 Aircraft Interface Cable XL5 pin
As usual super wonderful product.. No matter what I say it cannot grasp the full potential of the product in words.. All their products are simply amazing.. Material wise as well as practicality wise.. Works very very well.. There is no compromise on product materials being used.. I would recommend any of their products because I can vouch for it with my eyes closed.. Even if you would have the slightest of problems they will resolve it within hours..this I can guarantee (through my very own experience.. Twice) Thank you for making such professional grade aviation headset add ons and components. It is always and will always be a pleasure to do business with you sir/maam.
JI
10/14/2019
Juri I.
EEAvee20 Aircraft Interface Cable
Good quality. I ordered this cable instead of old broken . New cable is much better than previous..
10/15/2019
Avee
Hello Juri, the cables caused us so many problems last year, but we finally solved the problem (Dec 2018). Now we are where we should be! The Avee Team
RB
10/14/2019
Richard B.
CAHigh Quality
The interface cable is very robust and high Quality. The airbus plug is very well made along with the GA plugs. Theses cables should last for many years . I highly recommend the AVEE system.
10/15/2019
Avee
Thanks a lot Richard!
JA
10/14/2019
JOSE A.
ESAvee20 interface cable
Good experience. It is working well.
10/15/2019
Avee
Thanks a lot Jose! The Avee Team
WL
10/12/2019
William L.
FRA longuer cable
I had initially ordered the 125cm cable for my Avee kit. I thought it would be sufficient. Unfortunately, in my aircraft, headset plugs are behind my seat and this cable was too short. I informed Avee and they were kind enough to offer me another cable. I just had to pay for expedition fees. I am now plenty satisfied with this 165cm cable and I thank the customer support team for this.
SS
10/11/2019
Santiago S.
ES
SK
10/11/2019
Samad K.
CAExcellent Service
Cable and service is excellent! Only suggestion is that the mic should be twisted slightly more towards the mouth, as it may not catch your transmission at full volume otherwise.
10/11/2019
Avee
Hello Samad, Thanks for your review! Yes we are aware of this issue on some mics. We are doing two things to improve this: 1) Adding more verifications to control how the microphone element is mounted on the flexible rod. 2) We are changing to a 4mm more stiff flexible rod that is not as easily twisted as the one we are using now. This will take around 6 weeks from now. 3) We are changing to an even more noise cancelling mic. Tested this in our Diamond DA40D (me and D for diesel) and in A320 (customer) and in E190 (customer test). Simply a huge difference. This is not really improving the twist problem (which is solved by 1) & 2)), i just had to tell. The mic is already exchangeable, and the new one can be mounted by yourself in 2-20 seconds. Please check out thee web pages in some 4-6 weeks, and we will arrrange a mic-boom replacement for you.
IT
10/11/2019
iacopo t.
ITBad connector
Unfortunately not good, Cable kept experiencing disturbances despite changing it once . Customer service is excellent, but the product has big room for improvement
10/14/2019
Avee
Hei Iacopo! You should had contact us, if the problem still persist, it could be something else. Please send us a mail on support@avee.no Avee team
CM
10/11/2019
Charles M.
USPerfect adapter cable, but treat carefully.
I had to order a replacement for my original cable adapter. I love the design and function of the whole system. Be careful though. I pulled my cable out of the aircraft socket by the wire and not the plug end once. That broke the cable. When I cut it to try to splice it back together I saw the the wires are hair thin. Treat it with care and you will love it.
CI
10/11/2019
César I.
MXGreat option as an add on
The mic and cable works perfectly, the costumer experience is awesome, 100% recommended.
OL
10/05/2019
Olivier L.
FRStill some problems of connexion
I do not know if it is between the cable and the plug-in, or between the plug-in and the headset, but I have recurring partial losses of reception (with just one-side réception) and even some two sides losses when moving my head. Needs moving the plug-in / the cable end to get it back. Too bad that this kind of basic connexion problem comes to disturb an otherwise nice experience!
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