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User Manual
Broadcast Stereo Headset with Dynamic Boom Microphone /
Broadcast Stereo Headset with Condenser Boom Microphone /
Single-Ear Broadcast Headset with Dynamic Boom Microphone
BPHS2/BPHS2C/BPHS2S
Part names
Refer to the figures and confirm the parts of the headphones before use.
1 Head pad
2 Headband
3 Slider
4 Housing
5 Arm
6 Earpad
7 Limiter switch
8 Gooseneck
9 Dynamic boom microphone
10 Condenser boom microphone
11 Temple pad
Cleaning the product
Get into the habit of regularly cleaning the product to ensure that it will last for a long time. Do not
use alcohol, paint thinners or other solvents for cleaning purposes.
• To clean, wipe the main unit with a dry cloth.
• Wipe away perspiration and any other dirt from the cable with a dry cloth immediately after
use. Failure to clean the cable may cause it to deteriorate and harden over time, resulting in
malfunction.
• Wipe the plug with a dry cloth if dirty. Failure to clean the plug may cause the sound to cut out and
may cause noise.
• Wipe the earpads and head pad with a dry cloth if dirty. Perspiration or water on the earpads or
head pad may cause discoloration. Wipe with a dry cloth and allow to dry in the shade.
•
If the product will not be used for an extended period of time, store it in a well-ventilated place
free from high temperatures and humidity.
•
The earpads, head pad, and temple pad are consumable items. They will deteriorate over time
due to use and storage, so replace them when necessary. For information about replacing
earpads, head pad, or other parts, or for information about other serviceable parts, contact your
local Audio-Technica dealer.
BPHS2
BPHS2C
BPHS2S
Using the product
You can use the microphone on the left or right side of your face by rotating the microphone boom
as shown in the figure.
Positioning the microphone boom
Use the microphone boom and gooseneck to place the microphone in the correct position.
Position the microphone boom so that the
microphone is about 20 mm (0.79”) from the tip of
your mouth. Positioning the microphone directly in
front of your mouth will cause popping and other
noise from breathing.
Using the limiter switch
Use a thin-tipped tool to slide the limiter switch as shown in the figure.
ON
OFF
1
6
3
5
9
8
9
2
4
7
10
11
20 mm
(0.79”)
Turning on the limiter switch helps protect your
ears by capping the volume at 105 dB.
105 dB
Limiter switch
ON
OFF
Windscreen
