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Originally Posted by Slick111
(Post 1806153)
Yeah. Today's RJ passengers have forgotten what it was like to ride on, (or have never ridden on) the commuter aircraft of yester-year: B-1900, Jetscream, Shorts, Metroliner, Beech 99 or EMB-100, ("The Bandit"). They're a spoiled bunch.
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The RJ200 flight deck is not noisy at all. I have a Plaintronics' set that works well. If you're accustomed to having both ears covered it will be a bit scary the first time you use it. LOL! You'll hear noises with your other ear that you didn't know existed.
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Originally Posted by OrionDriver
(Post 1806514)
Is the cockpit of a CRJ so noisy that you need the ANC feature? I was thinking most guys would use a Telex 750 style - something light weight. That was just an assumption on my part - I have no clue <----Mil guy.
I use the QT Halo. Works great. The Clarity Aloft would also be great. With their in-ear design you get a lot better audio quality than with over-ear sets like the 750/850. |
Sennheiser HMEC 26-2 for anything that's a jet.
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Bose and the U fly mic
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Originally Posted by Zivko
(Post 1806415)
Ok, im going to say this is troll. Just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by makersmarc
(Post 1806533)
I have seen a lot of guys use the Telex 750s with foam earplugs and the interphone volume turned all the way up. Poor man's noise cancellation.
Originally Posted by Ramprat
(Post 1806541)
This for the win. Been doing it for years.
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I flew with Clark's for years lol...I know I know.
I went with the Bose and Fly Mic...it was awsome. They have a great payment plan so I think I was paying like 50$ a month. Funny thing however soon as I bought them I switched jobs and now if I were to wear a headset I probably would get funny looks. Never dealt with Bose customer service so I have no comment on that. I use my Bose now only for my commute so no one bothers me and they are awsome. I rarely get the "hey shouldn't you be up front or how are you going to fly from way back here". |
Bose a20 but skip the bluetooth
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This may be a dumb question but I will ask it anyway. Why would you buy Bose headphones then pay for a UFLYMIKE to turn them into a headset when you could just buy a Bose headset? Am I missing something? I have Bose A20s for my wife and I in our plane but wear Zulu2s at work. I wish I would have gotten Zulus for our personal use now. *** Bose is a leader in audio but can't make a headset that streams audio by BT.
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