MSA Supreme Pro Headband

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Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is third-party tested in accordance with ANSI S3.19-1974, EN352. Our top model. Provides optimum protection with high amplification, AUX input and watertight battery compartment. Both ear muffs are shaped to suit both right-handed and left-handed shots.

MSA Supreme Pro Headband

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  • Two separate, well-shielded microphones for optimum stereo effect and location of sound direction High amplification and natural sound reproduction without "chopping" Around 300 hours battery life with two standard AAA batteries AUX input for connecting external audio sources, such as a radio. Lead with 3.5 mm mono jack plug included.
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    Manufacturer MSA
    Manufacturer History About MSA Established in 1914, MSA is the world's leading manufacturer of safety products designed to protect people throughout the world. Many MSA products, while simple to use and maintain, are sophisticated in design in that they typically integrate any combination of electronics, mechanical systems and advanced materials to protect users against hazardous or life-threatening situations. With headquarters located in Cranberry Twp., Pennsylvania, MSA employs approximately 5,000 associates and maintains operations that extend around the world. These resources include manufacturing operations on five continents, major R&D centers in the U.S, Germany and China, and more than 40 international locations that help protect lives in more than 140 countries. A publicly held company, MSA's stock is traded over the NYSE exchange under the symbol MSA. The company has annual revenues of approximately $1 billion and has achieved record growth in revenue in 8 of the past 10 years.
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