What headset is the "best"?
09-30-2024 | 08:07 AM
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Bose.. A20 is a little heavy for long legs. Proflight is great, more background noise than the over ear Bose but you get used to it. Much more comfortable
11-20-2024 | 05:07 PM
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You should go with your favorite headset. You don't need anything special for the CRJ or even noise cancelling. I use a DC Pro 2 (~$335) and it works great. I hate it about once a month when I have it on for seven hours or have a three hour leg. As an added bonus, I haven't had to carry or deal with batteries dying on takeoff for the past three years.
11-22-2024 | 06:30 PM
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Depends on what you want to lug around for 3-4 legs per day, changing airplanes twice per day (or more). The Bose pro-flight is nice, but the case is cumbersome and take up a lot of room. Some of the new DC are small and lightweight. But it is personal preference. I have seen everything from the old school vice-grip style DC to Bose A20/A30 to Bose ProFlight. Whatever works best for you.
11-23-2024 | 06:42 AM
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Depends on what you want to lug around for 3-4 legs per day, changing airplanes twice per day (or more). The Bose pro-flight is nice, but the case is cumbersome and take up a lot of room. Some of the new DC are small and lightweight. But it is personal preference. I have seen everything from the old school vice-grip style DC to Bose A20/A30 to Bose ProFlight. Whatever works best for you.
11-23-2024 | 06:13 PM
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I transitioned to the QC45 with UFlyMike setup as a CFI knowing I can adapt it to the airliner one day. Anyone else have experience with this at the airlines? I figure this way I also have a nice set of headphones for travel as well.
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