Axxent D800E
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Axxent
D800E
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Axxent D800E is a solid, budget-friendly choice for stage managers, broadcast assistants, and anyone needing clear comms in a loud setting. Its clarity and simple design make it easy to use, though the single-ear design is something to consider. It's a workhorse headset, not a fancy studio mic, but it does the job reliably.
Product Description
- Axxent D800E
- Single-ear intercom headset
- Optimised speech intelligibility
- High volume
- Connector: 4-Pin XLR
- Cable: 1.5 m
- Frequency range: 40 - 14
- 400 Hz
- Nominal impedance: 400 Ohm
- Sensitivity: 94 dB
PROS
- • Clear vocal reproduction aids communication in noisy environments
- • Durable construction suitable for stage and broadcast use
- • 400 Ohm impedance allows for good signal clarity with common equipment
- • Lightweight design improves comfort during extended use
CONS
- • Single-ear design limits environmental awareness
- • Cable length is restrictive for some stage setups
- • 400 Ohm impedance may require a powered preamp for optimal volume
Product Video
Key Features
Type
Single-ear intercom headset
Mic Pattern
Omnidirectional
Connection
4-Pin XLR
Cable Length
1.5 m
Weight
220 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the 4-Pin XLR connection is standard; however, you'll need a compatible wireless base station or adapter.
While not as refined as premium models, the D800E provides surprisingly clear speech intelligibility for its price point, prioritizing clarity over sonic richness.
Due to the 400 Ohm impedance, a powered mixer or preamp is recommended to achieve adequate volume; otherwise, it may sound quiet.
