ANR denali headset
11-03-2007 | 09:33 PM
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ANR denali headset
hello everyone,
well i'm thinking about getting a new headset (i fried my yellow denali today
) my old headset was not bad, i've had it for 8 years without a problem, but now i will have to get this one fixed or get a new one...
So does anyone have experance with the ANR version of the denali headset? i searched for reviews but can't find any...now i would love the boseX but now we are talking a bit more then i'd wanna spend on one...
any other suggestions, do you have any perticular ANR headset you would NOT suggest?
thanx
well i'm thinking about getting a new headset (i fried my yellow denali today
) my old headset was not bad, i've had it for 8 years without a problem, but now i will have to get this one fixed or get a new one... So does anyone have experance with the ANR version of the denali headset? i searched for reviews but can't find any...now i would love the boseX but now we are talking a bit more then i'd wanna spend on one...
any other suggestions, do you have any perticular ANR headset you would NOT suggest?
thanx
11-03-2007 | 11:58 PM
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I have the ANR denali, it is alright but I like the Bose better. Then again you could get a couple denalis for the price of the bose. I also liked a david clark set that wasn't ANR better than my ANR denali set. Overall it is good, especially if you liked the non ANR denali. I feel like it's passive noise reduction isn't as solid as say the david clarks and after a couple hours the denali has gotten a little uncomfortable at times, but I would buy them again. I got these after trying the Lightspeed 20somethings and sending them back and liked the denalis a lot more. For $499 I think it is a pretty good buy.
... i'll get the denali fixed and keep it as a back up
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