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On Mar 28, 1:10 pm, "Mitch" wrote:
For those of you who are power pilots out there, I would like you to read this and see what kind of customer service is offered by David Clark. I have arranged two E-Mails in chronological order (Top to bottom) so you can see my experience. Great customer service such as this is hard to find these days! This company replaced a $900 headset that I was totally responsable for loosing! Read the following to see what happened! From: Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:58 PM To: Degnan, Brian Subject: Fantastic X-11 Dear David Clark, I have been wearing an uncomfortable, inferior headset while flying my 1947 Cessna 120 for three years now. For Christmas this year, my mother bought me an X-11 headset which made for one of my best Christmas presents ever! All of a sudden, not only could I hear clearly, I also no longer had a headache from the uncomfortable headsets that I had on before. I absolutely LOVED my new headset, and actually found myself flying MORE than I had in the past because of the comfort level of your new headset. I immediately recommended your headset to all my flying friends and I know for a fact that at least three of them have purchased your headset because of me. Everyone who has bought them has been delighted with them. I know, for a fact that I will never be going back to any brand other than David Clark! This leads me to the sad part of my story. Last Saturday, I was given the opportunity to get a ride in an open cockpit Waco Bi-Plane. Without any hesitation, I took the opportunity! I grabbed my trusty X-11 and hopped into the plane. Shortly after take-off in this amazing machine, as I was looking side to side at the fantastic view out the cockpit tragity struck! It turns out that your X-11 is SO light that the slightest wind can blow it off your head. I didn't even know what happened it was so fast! With a WOOSH and a blast of noise, my headset was gone - out the side of the airplane, and to the ground. My friend, who was flying the plane banked immediately and tried to watch it fall. We saw the general area of the Texas scrub brush that it fell into, so we landed and rounded up 15 people to conduct a search. Unfortunately, 3 hours of searching later, my green headset hidden somewhere in green scrub brush was never found. Needless to say, I am pretty devastated over this loss. I had to fly back home with my old headset, and landed with the same old headache. I will be ordering a new X-11 headset as soon as I can save up enough money to do so. I am a 2LT in the Air Force so it may take a while! Meanwhile, I will be continuing to promote this great headset to all my friends. I wanted your company to know what a great product you made. Thank you, and I look forward to once again, having a comfortable X-11 on my head! -Mitch Hudson __________________________________________ REPLY: Dear Mr. Hudson: Because of this misfortune I'm willing to offer you a replacement headset at no charge if you can first provide me proof of purchase. Please fax me your sales receipt at your earliest convenience to 508-751-5858 along with your mailing address and a new replacement X11 headset will be sent to you. Best Regards, Brian P. Degnan Customer Service Manager Lieutenant, If you had been studying like us taxpayers are paying you for instead of out horsing around in airplanes, then you would still have your headset. And by the way why isn't that headset sitting in the Cessna? The Colonel (Huds) |
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On Mar 29, 5:05�pm, "Huds" wrote:
On Mar 28, 1:10 pm, "Mitch" wrote: For those of you who are power pilots out there, I would like you to read this and see what kind of customer service is offered by David Clark. I have arranged two E-Mails in chronological order (Top to bottom) so you can see my experience. Great customer service such as this is hard to find these days! *This company replaced a $900 headset that I was totally responsable for loosing! *Read the following to see what happened! From: Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:58 PM To: Degnan, Brian Subject: Fantastic X-11 Dear David Clark, I have been wearing an uncomfortable, inferior headset while flying my 1947 Cessna 120 for three years now. For Christmas this year, my mother bought me an X-11 headset which made for one of my best Christmas presents ever! All of a sudden, not only could I hear clearly, I also no longer had a headache from the uncomfortable headsets that I had on before. I absolutely LOVED my new headset, and actually found myself flying MORE than I had in the past because of the comfort level of your new headset. I immediately recommended your headset to all my flying friends and I know for a fact that at least three of them have purchased your headset because of me. Everyone who has bought them has been delighted with them. I know, for a fact that I will never be going back to any brand other than David Clark! This leads me to the sad part of my story. Last Saturday, I was given the opportunity to get a ride in an open cockpit Waco Bi-Plane. Without any hesitation, I took the opportunity! I grabbed my trusty X-11 and hopped into the plane. Shortly after take-off in this amazing machine, as I was looking side to side at the fantastic view out the cockpit tragity struck! It turns out that your X-11 is SO light that the slightest wind can blow it off your head. I didn't even know what happened it was so fast! With a WOOSH and a blast of noise, my headset was gone - out the side of the airplane, and to the ground. My friend, who was flying the plane banked immediately and tried to watch it fall. We saw the general area of the Texas scrub brush that it fell into, so we landed and rounded up 15 people to conduct a search. Unfortunately, 3 hours of searching later, my green headset hidden somewhere in green scrub brush was never found. Needless to say, I am pretty devastated over this loss. I had to fly back home with my old headset, and landed with the same old headache. I will be ordering a new X-11 headset as soon as I can save up enough money to do so. I am a 2LT in the Air Force so it may take a while! Meanwhile, I will be continuing to promote this great headset to all my friends. I wanted your company to know what a great product you made. Thank you, and I look forward to once again, having a comfortable X-11 on my head! -Mitch Hudson __________________________________________ REPLY: Dear Mr. Hudson: Because of this misfortune I'm willing to offer you a replacement headset at no charge if you can first provide me proof of purchase. Please fax me your sales receipt at your earliest convenience to 508-751-5858 along with your mailing address and a new replacement X11 headset will be sent to you. Best Regards, Brian P. Degnan Customer Service Manager Lieutenant, If you had been studying like us taxpayers are paying you for instead of out horsing around in airplanes, then you would still have your headset. And by the way why isn't that headset sitting in the Cessna? The Colonel (Huds)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Colonel, You're just lucky I don't hit old men...Sir Ell-Tee |
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