Best possible headset for under $350?

[Horizon]

Need opinons.

Thanks.

 

[siegelaviation]

Need opinons.

Thanks.

I have had my FlightCom Denali passive headsets for 5 years. Great headset, great company. When anything has been damaged, I have sent it back for repair at NO charge. Great customer service.

 

[j41driver]

Need opinons.

Thanks.

Depends...what type of airplane are you going to be using it in?

 

[Swass]

I started out with a pair of Sigtronics, not sure what model (I'll check as I still have them). They worked great in pistons and they were comfortable as well. The mic was pretty good, the only thing I changed was I went to DC gel ear seals and it made a world of difference in comfort and noise protection from the stock plastic ones. They are pretty old and I still keep them handy for backups. As I recall they were the S-40 model but they may have changed since I bought them (going off memory here, I'll make sure).

 

[RichardRambone]

If u can get a hold of an older Lightspeed model you can send it in for a new one for only $200. www.anrheadsets.com I think.

 

[Swass]

Buying used gives me that icky feeling. Something about someone's mouth all over the mic boom is just wrong. No amount of cleaning is gonna get that outta my mind.

 

[aucfi]

If your lookin for comfort the Telex Echelon model (~$100) is the best I have ever used. Of course they are not ANR but depending on what you fly you may not need ANR. I use them in the J3 and have no complaints what so ever. In the Shorts its a different story and I enjoy my Telex Stratus 50D but they will set you back around $700.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

For the money (< $300) the H10-13.4 from David Clark is a good buy.