Bose headset
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Joined APC: Apr 2016
Posts: 20
It's almost 50-50 with UFlyMike and A20. There are a few Senheisers and Telexes, but it's mostly a Bose of some sort.
We get a discount from Bose on the A20. Price is somewhere around $975. I think UFlyMike is changing their product.
Thankfully the last pilot I knew who used an earspike retired earlier this year.
We get a discount from Bose on the A20. Price is somewhere around $975. I think UFlyMike is changing their product.
Thankfully the last pilot I knew who used an earspike retired earlier this year.
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Joined APC: Feb 2013
Posts: 128
Now I use A-20's and although they aren't quite as comfortable as the QC-15 setup, the noise cancellation is FAR superior.
Having used both, i drive to work and usually do trans-cons & West coast-Hawaii I much prefer the A-20s for durability and noise reduction. If I were commuting still, I would go for the QC-15/ufly setup so that I would have one headset for riding in the front or the back.
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