Lightspeed Zulu Anc Enc Civil Aviation Headset-bluetooth, Bag on 2040-parts.com
Rahway, New Jersey, United States
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I'm listing two (sold separately) One was used for perhaps 15 flights. The other (for the wife) was used for 3 flights. I don't know which is which and they are in like new shape. I not flying anymore so time to sell. I trust the flying community - so if you want to return them for whatever reason you can within the 14 days. They alway have been better than the Bose! :)
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