Point Source Audio to Showcase Expanded Line of Patented Intercom Headsets at 2017 NAB Show

Point Source Audio (PSA) announced an expansion of its line of patented in-ear headsets to include a new slimmer, lighter condenser microphone model, the CM-i5, that will be unveiled at the 2017 NAB Show. Designed for clarity and all-day wearing comfort, the CM-i line is a series of modular in-ear headsets offering a combination of optimized in-ear performance, lightweight comfort and earphone modularity, ideal for broadcast teams from directors to camera operators.

Byron is the new affordable headset series from beyerdynamic combining wired and wireless Bluetooth models with high-quality design and materials, good sound and ease of use. The range, which is scheduled to be introduced at the forthcoming IFA 2016 show, in Berlin, includes three starter models: the wired in-ear Byron headset retailing at 49 euros, the Byron BT Bluetooth necklace model (99 euros) and the Byron BTA wireless luxury model (199 euros). Both Bluetooth models have up to 7.5 hours battery life.

California company Point Source Audio (PSA), an audio equipment manufacturer specializing in the development of miniature microphones and headsets announced that the US Patent Office has approved its patent submission that covers its modular headset design method of integrating in-earphones into a structure. This innovative design creates a lightweight and modular audio headset that has been said to enhance hearing, and transform communications work flow for some users.