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TonyWilliams 12-09-2008 01:57 PM


Originally Posted by duvie (Post 515137)
I used to use the Bose X in the all the CRJ variants. I switched to the Telex 850 and couldn't be happier. Bose the X and the QC-2 are overkill for the RJ. However the Rj is loud enough that noise reduction helps significantly. The 850 is very lightweight with great fidelity and the perfect amount of noise reduction.

I also have the Bose X, and found that many times I had forgotten to turn on the ANR.

Oberon 12-09-2008 02:12 PM

A few guys have commented on the -200 being louder than the -700/900. I guess I've always thought the opposite. The avionics fans on the stretch seem louder because of the large grates on the wall near the floor. I never flew both though. Maybe the jumpseat is quieter than the pilot seats since you are farther away from the fans?

rickair7777 12-09-2008 02:16 PM

TELEX 850 works great on the 700/900, and is adequate for the 200 especially if you have the newer windshield wipers.

Super-light, compact,and the ANR is powered by the airplane...no batteries. Not cheap at $450, but cheaper than some of the other ANR options.

Note: I had to return mine twice after about one year for repairs, but they have a three year warranty. My non-ANR 750's lasted for many years with no glitches before I lost them. I'm assuming I just got a lemon, and it's not indicative of the whole product line.

submachXJ 12-09-2008 02:44 PM

Have had my Telex 850's for about a year now and couldn't be happier. Light ANR headset that require no batteries (like said before powered by mic jack). CRJ-200 driver FYI.

ExperimentalAB 12-09-2008 03:09 PM

Don't forget that Avionics fan in the -700...sitting right-seat when the CA has slid his chair forward leaves you with an incredibly noisy fan in your left ear, requiring a darn good headset IMHO.

Oh, and tally another fan of the Sennheiser line. I use the HMEC-25KAS.

norskman2 12-11-2008 06:41 PM


Originally Posted by stillageek (Post 477439)
QC2 w/ufly mike might be nice, but its not TSO'd. The Microphone might be TSO'd but the headset setup is not. Wear it with a Fed on board or a check up and you could be violated. Not worth it to me.

With the optional earbud, the UFlyMike is a FULLY TSO'd headset combination.


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