ANR-Boomset
ANR-Boomset
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: at the edge of the alps
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I have used the HMEC 45 KA for about 2 years on Dash 8 turboprops and found it quite pleasing. It takes out a lot of noise, though you only notice that when you turn the ENC off.
Our company later introduced the -25 model which has a bigger earpiece (and is heavier) but cancels more noise due to it's closed-ear-design.
I found the -45 better engineered and lighter than the Telex Airman ANR although I don't really like the design of the earpieces. The foam cover is fixed and so, unlike the Telex Airman 750, you can't simply swap the covers when they're grimy.
On the original -45 the cord was quite short which made placing the ANR control box a bit awkward (I don't want it pinned to my shirt for several hours). I got a longer cord but be sure that's included in the price. Our distributor tried to charge me about 100 EUR for that.....
Our company later introduced the -25 model which has a bigger earpiece (and is heavier) but cancels more noise due to it's closed-ear-design.
I found the -45 better engineered and lighter than the Telex Airman ANR although I don't really like the design of the earpieces. The foam cover is fixed and so, unlike the Telex Airman 750, you can't simply swap the covers when they're grimy.
On the original -45 the cord was quite short which made placing the ANR control box a bit awkward (I don't want it pinned to my shirt for several hours). I got a longer cord but be sure that's included in the price. Our distributor tried to charge me about 100 EUR for that.....
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I've been using the HMEC 45 KA for a few months now on the 733. No complaints except I feel a slightly higher air pressure on the ear drums when the ANR is switched on, you get used to it. ANR headsets were discussed recently on:
http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/For...ML/001831.html
http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/For...ML/001831.html
