Bose works great, but is expensive. I found a used set which the seller was willing to take back if I didn't like them. Another neat thing about the Bose is the voice and music quality - really excellent. It has an extremely low clamping force as well, so no headaches (David Clarks give me a headache and some other brands don't seal too well on my head, especially with sunglasses). If you're in San Jose sometime, I'll be glad to demo it.
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> coupers,
> what headset works well with the windows open? I went out the
other
> day with some borrowed David Clarks and the noise from the wind was
terrible.
> (please don't tell me I was out of balanced flight).
> thanks in advance
> John
> n28932
> Benton field (Redding ca)
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