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Michelle,
Dc's are pricey but they have the best service in the business in my opinion. Michelle (owner of five DC headsets) Well, that might make you kind of biased ;-) I am, too, I have a Lightspeed. And, also from what I read here, I can't really see where their service is less than DC's. I truly think the DCs are way overpriced - you pay for the name. I know they will probably hold up better to abuse for those of us who think they should treat a 500-$-plus investment like sh*t, but heck, you can buy a headset and another replacement headset from most manufacturers for what you pay for a single DC. DC's ANR is clearly inferior to most "new-generation" (NG) headsets. Most heads (mine, for sure) consider DCs less comfortable than NG headsets - they aren't called David Clamps for nothing. Their feature set is lacking, too (think music and cell phone inputs). For all that, you pay a price way above most comparable headsets from other brands - and you get a service that every NG headset manufacturer has to and does match, if he wants to stay in business, since it is the gold standard of the industry. So, in all, I just can't see the value proposition. Also, I wouldn't want to be seen dead wearing that puke green. But that's a matter of taste ;-) -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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![]() THomas, Have you tried the 20- series. They are not clamps. the 10- series was. David clark focuses on making the best headset they can. Not ones with cute features. Pure, basic, simple, bullet proof headsets. How is DC's latest ENR headset inferior to say Lightspeed current offerings? Michelle Thomas Borchert wrote: Michelle, Dc's are pricey but they have the best service in the business in my opinion. Michelle (owner of five DC headsets) Well, that might make you kind of biased ;-) I am, too, I have a Lightspeed. And, also from what I read here, I can't really see where their service is less than DC's. I truly think the DCs are way overpriced - you pay for the name. I know they will probably hold up better to abuse for those of us who think they should treat a 500-$-plus investment like sh*t, but heck, you can buy a headset and another replacement headset from most manufacturers for what you pay for a single DC. DC's ANR is clearly inferior to most "new-generation" (NG) headsets. Most heads (mine, for sure) consider DCs less comfortable than NG headsets - they aren't called David Clamps for nothing. Their feature set is lacking, too (think music and cell phone inputs). For all that, you pay a price way above most comparable headsets from other brands - and you get a service that every NG headset manufacturer has to and does match, if he wants to stay in business, since it is the gold standard of the industry. So, in all, I just can't see the value proposition. Also, I wouldn't want to be seen dead wearing that puke green. But that's a matter of taste ;-) |
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Michelle,
Have you tried the 20- series. Yes. But head shapes vary, it's an individual thing. How is DC's latest ENR headset inferior to say Lightspeed current offerings? Have you compared both in an airplane environment? I have. Other reviewers have, too. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Hercul
I'd wait for a while to see if you are going to continue flying or not. Why spend money for a headset and later have to sell it for half price? I'd find the lightest set I could and the lowest price for the time being. You may find someone who is doing just as I said and you can buy a set cheaply! I think the Clarks are too heavy for me. I've used a Planatronics set with custom ear pieces for nearly 30 years in both airplanes and helicopters. My helmet has earphones and a mic for use when I am crop spraying and have a radio. I've also got a couple of the earmuff type headsets but I don't use them for myself and let my PAX use them. Ol shy & Bashful Hercul wrote: hi all, im student pilot and im looking for headset! my pilot school offer sennheiser hme100 but i think ill buy david clark! i find david clark modem h10-60 at http://www.acespilotshop.com/pilot-s...n-headsets.htm 344$ + shipping, are that model and price ok?? what u can suggest? regards!! |
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tnx to all for answers!
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