David Clark Headsets

[jdflight]

My understanding is that the Bose are worth it, but they don't do well with splitters. Just secondhand info, though.

 

[DeltaASA16]

I just got a DC 10-13.4 and I must say, I LOVE IT!

I don't see how the bose headset could be worth a thousand bucks....

DeltaASA16

 

[stultus]

I bought a DC H20-10 noise cancelling headset a few months ago and I've been pretty happy. I've slammed the cord in the door a few times and dropped them a couple of times already and they hold up pretty well. The noise cancelling feature is nice but I don't think it makes a huge difference--on a C150 or C172 anyway.

 

[Deleted member 27505]

I'm looking at buying my first headset. I've demo'd a couple of different brands and like the David Clark sets the best. Specifically I'm looking at the H10-13.4 and the H20-10. Also, why would I care about "stereo" in aviation headsets? Thanks all/Dave

Lightspeed Zulu 3. 'nuf said.

 

[derg]

I'll bet you a dollar he's already made a choice!

 

[Deleted member 27505]

I'll bet you a dollar he's already made a choice!

Make it a Lightspeed Zulu and reverse the bet, and you're on.

 

[srn121]

Any comparisons between the DC ANR's and the Bose X Headsets? Anyone with experience with the Bose? They seem to be about $400-$500 more than the average ANR... can they really be worth it?

Bob

I've got the David Clark One-X and and Bose A20. When I go out on a work rotation it's been nothing, but the David Clark for the last 6 months I've brought with me. The Bose is very comparable, but I'm a bit biased towards my DC which is made in the US (The new A20's have been outsourced to Mexico).

 

[bLizZuE]

14 years. Good lord.

(I hadn't soloed yet. Wasn't even a member yet.)