
- description
Once a headset has been set up on helmet rails, going back to a headband is not simply a matter of unclipping it. The cups need the bracket that receives a band, and that part usually stays in the box the rail kit displaced.
The M14C is that part for the M33 and M32 PLUS — and Earmor ship it with the band already. Their catalogue describes it as a modular design for replacement that comes with an M62 headband, and the catalogue photograph shows the band with both brackets fitted rather than bare brackets in a bag.
The M62 itself is Earmor's velcro headband: one-piece cut, easy to replace, and designed to take pasted-on accessories. Unlike the M61 modular cover, nothing needs cutting to fit it.
This matters for anyone who runs a helmet on game days and a bare headset at the range, or who shares kit across a team where not everybody wears a helmet. One order, complete conversion.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Headband bracket set, supplied with headband |
| Supplied with | Earmor M62 velcro headband |
| Headset compatibility | Earmor M33 and M32 PLUS |
| Function | Converts a rail-mounted headset back to headband configuration |
| Installation | Tool-free |
| Manufacturer part number | M14C |
| Brand | Earmor |
Frequently asked questions
So I do not need to buy a headband separately? Correct. Earmor's catalogue, an independent retailer and a third seller all confirm the M62 headband is in the box. This is a set, not a pair of brackets.
Will they fit the M31 or M32? Earmor's catalogue specifies the M33 and M32 PLUS. Their own distribution lists a broader range including M31/M32 PLUS and Mark4. Check which generation your cups are before ordering.
How is this different from the M61? The M61 is a cover that replaces a band and requires cutting the original off. This is a complete bracket-and-band set that bolts a headset back into headband configuration with no modification.
Can I swap back and forth regularly? Yes — that is what tool-free fitting is for.