Telex
Telex Discovery DS-4v Headset 64/300 Ohm 6 ft
Wired stereo headset with dual 64 and 300 ohm impedance, boom microphone and a 6 ft mini-phone cable
- Headphone Input Impedance64 Ohm 300 Ohm
- ConnectorMini-phone
- Cord Length6 ft
- SpeakerStereo
- VersionWired
- Dual 64/300 Ohm impedance suits varied audio sources
- 6 ft cord gives classroom reach without strain
- Boom microphone enables clear voice capture
- Stereo sound delivers balanced left-right audio
- Mini-phone connector plugs into standard ports
Classroom headset with dual impedance
The Telex Discovery DS-4v is a wired stereo headset built for classroom and training environments. It uses a mini-phone connector and a six-foot cable. The binaural ear-cup design includes a boom microphone. Vinyl materials avoid latex allergens and allow easy cleaning between users.
64 Ohm and 300 Ohm selectable impedance
The headset presents two input-impedance options, 64 Ohm and 300 Ohm, so it can match a wider range of audio sources. Choosing the correct setting ensures proper volume levels and frequency response without needing an external adapter. This single specification determines whether the headset will work cleanly with a given device.
Cord rated for 250000 flex cycles
The cable is tested to survive 250000 flexes, and the headband withstands repeated twisting and bending. Speakers resist damage from pens or paper clips. These durability measures mean the headset maintains consistent audio and microphone performance through daily classroom handling rather than failing after short-term stress.
Highlights
- Dual 64/300 Ohm impedance suits varied audio sources
- 6 ft cord gives classroom reach without strain
- Boom microphone enables clear voice capture
- Stereo sound delivers balanced left-right audio
- Mini-phone connector plugs into standard ports
Specifications
| Brand | Telex |
|---|---|
| Headphone Input Impedance | 64 Ohm 300 Ohm |
| Connector | Mini-phone |
| Cord Length | 6 ft |
| Speaker | Stereo |
| Version | Wired |
Questions about this item
How do the 64 Ohm and 300 Ohm impedance ratings affect volume and compatibility with classroom devices?
The 64 Ohm setting works well with standard computer and tablet outputs for typical classroom volume levels. The 300 Ohm option suits specialised audio equipment that requires higher impedance for proper signal matching.
What does the mini-phone connector limit in terms of audio channels and microphone support?
The mini-phone plug carries stereo sound to both earcups and the boom microphone signal on a single cable, so it fits the common combined headset jack on laptops and classroom PCs.
Will the 6 ft cord reach a desktop tower placed on the floor from a student desk?
A 6 ft cable spans roughly 1.8 metres, which is usually enough to connect a headset to a floor-standing tower from a standard desk without pulling tight.
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