David Clarke Reviews

In article ,
(Teacherjh) wrote:


My only issue with (DC) ENR is that I get a low frequency warble, probably
due
to a poor seal around the earpiece of my glasses.

I had that same problem, give them a call.

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Dale L. Falk

There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing
as simply messing around with airplanes.

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My only issue with (DC) ENR is that I get a low frequency warble, probably
due to a poor seal around the earpiece of my glasses.

I had that same problem, give them a call.


What was your solution? I called them, they suggested and sent me (free) the
ear seals that go around the eyeglass earpieces and are supposed to improve the
seal. They did, a bit, but were fussy and I ended up just living with the
warble.

What happened with yours?

Jose


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In article ,
(Teacherjh) wrote:


What was your solution? I called them, they suggested and sent me (free) the
ear seals that go around the eyeglass earpieces and are supposed to improve
the
seal. They did, a bit, but were fussy and I ended up just living with the
warble.

They fixed them. G I was also getting what sounded like feedback. I
called DC, they said I needed to send them in...I did, they sent them
back fixed.

--
Dale L. Falk

There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing
as simply messing around with airplanes.

http://home.gci.net/~sncdfalk/flying.html

In article ,
(Teacherjh) wrote:


What was your solution? I called them, they suggested and sent me (free) the
ear seals that go around the eyeglass earpieces and are supposed to improve
the
seal. They did, a bit, but were fussy and I ended up just living with the
warble.


Ok, read this a little closer. G We might not have the same problem.
If it is your glasses any chance you can get a pair with a thinner
earpiece? I wear sunglasses almost all the time I fly and don't have a
problem with a seal. I do buy glasses with a thin metal frame however.

--
Dale L. Falk

There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing
as simply messing around with airplanes.

http://home.gci.net/~sncdfalk/flying.html

If it is your glasses any chance you can get a pair with a thinner
earpiece


My glasses have just about the thinnest earpiece I can get. If i don't wear
glasses and seat the headphones properly they are dead quiet. Until the crash.
g

If I poke around the earpiece, I can get them to warble by letting air in. So
I don't think it's a defect, just an inherent property of requiring a good
seal.

Maybe other brands are more eyeglasses tolerant, but the DCs are built like a
tank, and I've used their (passive) hearing protectors for many years, which is
why I chose DCs to begin with.

Jose
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