Peltor 90541 WorkTunes AM/FM Hearing Protector with Digital Tuning |  | Brand: Peltor
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $37.99 (On sale from $46.99)
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Seller: Gearhead Enterprises
Rating:  169 reviews
Sales Rank: 64
Color: Blck/Yellow
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 6.6 x 3.8
MPN: 90541-80025
Model: 90541
UPC: 078371905415
EAN: 0078371905415
ASIN: B0013092CS
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Digital tuning with easy to read LCD display, seek/scan button, memory with preset stations and low battery indicator | | • | Stereo input jack with patch cord for listening to a MP3 player or to a scanner at the racetrack (scanner not included) | | • | Convenient on/off switch combined with volume control. | | • | Adjustable stainless steel headband | | • | Comfortable gel/foam cushions, comfortable for extended wear |
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Product Description
Worktunes, Digital AM/FM Stereo Hearing Protection, Stereo Input Jack For MP3 Players, LCD, Digital Tuning, Preset Stations, Low Battery Indicator.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 169
 So far so good. November 10, 2009
CharlieinNeedham (MA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is my second pair of WorkTunes. My first lasted for a year until the apparently common problem of the wire breaking from the inevitable flexing of the unit putting it on and off my head.
This is my first digital unit, and the ability to quickly find a preselected station is appreciated. AM and FM reception is good, but I do live close to the transmitters.
The noise protection is really appreciated when mowing the lawn, and yet I can still listen to the radio.
The earset is comfortable enough that I'll often wear these rather than a different type of radio with ear buds when I'm doing work outside that is not noisy. That's because this set doesn't easily come off when moving around.
This was perfect! November 9, 2009
Itchy in Mich-y (Temperance, MI USA)
I purchased this headset radio for my husband, who spends a lot of time out in the garden, but especially mowing our lawn & running a noisy leaf pick-up wagon- & he couldn't be more pleased with it. He can now listen to his favorite radio host while working outside, with it blocking out almost all other sounds- with great sound clarity as well.
 Pelter Headphones November 5, 2009
Lynn Cartwright (Peculiar, MO)
Ass far as noise cancellation these headphones work fabulously. I work inside a government building with tons of walls and machinery and I think this is detrimental to the reception I get with these headphones. They work better in some parts of the building than others. I was hoping the reception would be better. I would buy them again tho.
 Hearing Protector - Good - Radio - fair November 4, 2009
OldTechie
I purchased the Peltor 90541 WorkTunes AM/FM Hearing Protector with Digital Tuning for a specific purpose. I wanted to re-transmit TV audio and be able to adjust the volume for myself and leave the main control on the TV as-is for my spouse.
My plan has not worked well. Not the fault of Worktunes, though.
I must say what others have said. This is a fine product to protect your hearing while out riding the lawn tractor or using a chain saw. If you have too many strong stations closeby it may dissapoint though. The selectivity is not really great. Stations bleed over. The sensitivity IMO is OK. Can hear distant stations trying to come in... (maybe still not a really good thing). But what kind of radio do you think they are going to fit into such a small space? lol It won't be a $300.00 FM tuner, will it?
A little disappointed, but... November 2, 2009
J. Soucy
I bought the Peltor 90541 so that I could listen to ball games while mowing the lawn. I live in a somewhat rural area, yet it didn't occur to me that I would NOT be able to get all the stations my car radio does. Unfortunately one frequency I do not receive well is the one I listen to the Red Sox on. For the FM stations that DO come in, about 6-8 of them, it is great. The hearing protection works fine, and I enjoy listening to the music. So, they are good, but have limitations. Maybe there is a way to get a better antenna?
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