Headset (MD compatible)
04-11-2016, 10:45 AM
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Headset (MD compatible)
All,
Did a search on headsets, and got some good baseline data, but I want to get some more recent data.
I'm looking for a behind the head/in ear headset, and needs to be MadDog compatible. About the only thing I can find that's TSO'd (company reqd) is the clarity aloft, but it's $700.
I saw a headsetdr.com mentioned in an earlier thread, but it appears the link is bogus. Please help a new hire out who's looking to save some money.
Did a search on headsets, and got some good baseline data, but I want to get some more recent data.
I'm looking for a behind the head/in ear headset, and needs to be MadDog compatible. About the only thing I can find that's TSO'd (company reqd) is the clarity aloft, but it's $700.
I saw a headsetdr.com mentioned in an earlier thread, but it appears the link is bogus. Please help a new hire out who's looking to save some money.
04-11-2016, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by NoDeskJob
All,
Did a search on headsets, and got some good baseline data, but I want to get some more recent data.
I'm looking for a behind the head/in ear headset, and needs to be MadDog compatible. About the only thing I can find that's TSO'd (company reqd) is the clarity aloft, but it's $700.
I saw a headsetdr.com mentioned in an earlier thread, but it appears the link is bogus. Please help a new hire out who's looking to save some money.
Did a search on headsets, and got some good baseline data, but I want to get some more recent data.
I'm looking for a behind the head/in ear headset, and needs to be MadDog compatible. About the only thing I can find that's TSO'd (company reqd) is the clarity aloft, but it's $700.
I saw a headsetdr.com mentioned in an earlier thread, but it appears the link is bogus. Please help a new hire out who's looking to save some money.
Headset dr went out of business a few years ago. Clarity aloft is a good headset.
04-11-2016, 12:23 PM
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04-11-2016, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Scooter432
I'm leaning towards the newer David Clark Pro- X..a couple hundred bucks cheaper than the bose..same features fwiw
04-11-2016, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by dogismycopilot
I just picked up a Pro X at Sun-n-Fun last week. I have been using it on the Mad Dog this week and really like it.
04-11-2016, 01:05 PM
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I appreciate the replies ladies/gents, but several of the models you mentioned are over head. I'm tired of headsets messing up my hair or leaving ear muff imprints around my ears. That's why I'm looking for a passive headset.
I know it sounds stupid, but might as well not mess up the hair while I've still got it. :/
I know it sounds stupid, but might as well not mess up the hair while I've still got it. :/
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