Bose Headset X

bwade210

bwade210

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Selling a new set of Bose X Headsets still in the factory box. If anyone is interested in making a reasonable offer please feel free to PM me!
 
You want to know what really makes the BoseX headset? Get those soft cloth earseal covers that they sell at every pilot shop, slip em over the bose leather ear-seals (the covers are big, so they overlap over the earpiece), and the combination makes for the most comfortable headset you can use in a loud airplane.

Just FYI for those of you looking to buy his headset.
 
Virtually all ANR headsets tell you NOT to use those covers as they make a poor seal for the earcup, which is necessary for good noise cancellation.

I tried those soft covers ONCE on my DC H10-13XLs and the ANR performance went down the tubes.
 
How do you like the 10-13XL model? Is it basically the 10-13.4 with ENC?


aloft said:
Virtually all ANR headsets tell you NOT to use those covers as they make a poor seal for the earcup, which is necessary for good noise cancellation.

I tried those soft covers ONCE on my DC H10-13XLs and the ANR performance went down the tubes.
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Yeah, only with a different mike boom. I love it. As I've said several times here, if I'd have bought the Bose and then tried the DCs, I'd have been pissed. As it worked out, I tried the Bose after buying the DCs, then did a little happy dance over the cash I saved.
 
Excellent:D. I've got one on the way. Tried the X11's - and they were amazing...until you put sunglasses on. Then they were not the way they should be.

I love the normal 13.4's - and can't wait for the ENC addition. With the tight fit of the 13.4's, I'm guessing the 13X's won't have the bleed problem the X11's had.
 
aloft said:
Virtually all ANR headsets tell you NOT to use those covers as they make a poor seal for the earcup, which is necessary for good noise cancellation.

I tried those soft covers ONCE on my DC H10-13XLs and the ANR performance went down the tubes.
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For whatever reason, they did not negatively affect the noise cancelling performance of my headset. But I see what you mean, nevertheless.
 
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