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Hootie9750

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Does anyone have any experience as to which is quieter in the cockpit, the bose qc2 combo or the sennheiser hmec25? I currently have an old huge knockoff headset that wont fit in my flight bag with the 85lbs of jepps. I just got the bose qc2 in the mail but after putting them on they dont seem to block out as much noise as I would like.
I dont care if I can listen to my ipod, I just like it quiet but it also has to fit somehow in the flight case. Thanks!!
 
BOSE X works just fine for me ....
 
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I just got the QC2 and Uflymike set and I will not trade them for anything. Sitting in a relatively quiet room and turning them on does not do them justice. you have to try them on a plane. The bose seems to take both the painful highs and lows out of sound. The bose X are good but ugly and expensive. The Heisenbergerstiens or whatever are good and more rugged than the QC2s but heavier, bulky and give about the same performance. I didn't even mention batteries. The QC2 uses one AAA and it's in one earphone not inline on the cord.
 
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try the lightspeed mach 1 before you commit to either of the two your looking at now....light comfortable....easy to carry anywhere...500 bucks...well worth the investment
 
try the lightspeed mach 1 before you commit to either of the two your looking at now....light comfortable....easy to carry anywhere...500 bucks...well worth the investment

I just dont like sh1t in my ear if it doesnt have to be there.


I guess I'll just have to give the qc2's a try in the a/c, hopefully they can quiet the cockpit better than they can quiet my television.
 
The bose X are good but ugly

That is about the worst justification I have ever heard. Do you plan on wearing your headset to bar on overnights?

Simple fact: the Bose X is the best aviation headset ever made...period.
 
Simple fact: the Bose X is the best aviation headset ever made...period.

I disagree; the thing has no passive attenuation at all. None. A jet aircraft has a lot of high-frequency wind noise that ANR does nothing to attenuate.

I'm not saying the Sennheiser is perfect, but when the battery dies you at least still have some hearing protection.
 
I just got the QC2 and Uflymike set and I will not trade them for anything. Sitting in a relatively quiet room and turning them on does not do them justice. you have to try them on a plane. The bose seems to take both the painful highs and lows out of sound. The bose X are good but ugly and expensive. The Heisenbergerstiens or whatever are good and more rugged than the QC2s but heavier, bulky and give about the same performance. I didn't even mention batteries. The QC2 uses one AAA and it's in one earphone not inline on the cord.
Not a "headset" as required by:
FAR, 21.305, 25.1457, TSO-C57a Headsets and Speakers, 121.359(g)
Do your own research. Even check the uFlymike website, not TSO'd
PBR
 
I just dont like sh1t in my ear if it doesnt have to be there.


I guess I'll just have to give the qc2's a try in the a/c, hopefully they can quiet the cockpit better than they can quiet my television.

if your in the CRJ you have no idea how quiet you have it compared to the jungle jet....
 

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