Best headset for £250-£300 ??
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Thanks for all your advice chaps, I reckon I've spent long enough making my mind up though so I've decided to go for an ANR set and give the Pilot 17-79's a try.
I managed to find a pair for £311 inc. vat which is slightly beyond my original budget but what the hell !
I've chosen these because of the excellent advertised features, 5 year warranty and lightweight at only 40g heavier than the DC 13.4's
I'll be buying them on the condition however that if the ANR causes me a problem they'll be going straight back and being exchanged for a pair of DC H10-13.4's or H20-10's
I reckon they should be here by middle of the week so I'll give them a fly and report my views on them.
Thanks again for all your input chap's, much appreciated.
Regards
UA
I managed to find a pair for £311 inc. vat which is slightly beyond my original budget but what the hell !
I've chosen these because of the excellent advertised features, 5 year warranty and lightweight at only 40g heavier than the DC 13.4's
I'll be buying them on the condition however that if the ANR causes me a problem they'll be going straight back and being exchanged for a pair of DC H10-13.4's or H20-10's
I reckon they should be here by middle of the week so I'll give them a fly and report my views on them.
Thanks again for all your input chap's, much appreciated.
Regards
UA
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There is only one headset to be seen in ,
David Clark , they may not be the snazziest looking , but there the best . Nuff said.
p.s ever seen a hollywood movie of a pilot NOT wearing a DC headset , No neither have I.
David Clark , they may not be the snazziest looking , but there the best . Nuff said.
p.s ever seen a hollywood movie of a pilot NOT wearing a DC headset , No neither have I.