Good budget-oriented headsets?

[z06z33 763]

What an interesting gaggle of replies...For those who own David Clarks, what model? I'm still trying to find a pretty good balance between cost and quality.

The ones I own have to be at least 20 years old. Still work though.

[theflyingdutchmen 3]

Go with the David Clarkes, hands down the best bang for your buck.

[dgraham1284 92]

Bose. Noise cancelling. No other way to go. 

[Oracle427 45]

H10-13S is the one I have.

[michal 44]

For budget minded pilots who want over-the-ear noise cancelling headsets there is also this choice, some swear by them:

 

http://www.brgprecision.com/products/Aviation/AH2000GANR.php

[Wendall 50]

For budget minded pilots who want over-the-ear noise cancelling headsets there is also this choice, some swear by them:

 

http://www.brgprecision.com/products/Aviation/AH2000GANR.php

Wow that sure is a lot of "look at me" gold. Does it really offer any advantage?

[michal 44]

 

 

Does it really offer any advantage?

Do they claim it does??

[Wendall 50]

Do they claim it does??

Haha, good point! I don't see anything that says it gives any advantage, just some ads screaming 24K GOLD PLATED. Will give those some thought however as it looks like they have a model that's a little less showy. Thanks for the heads up.

[michal 44]

If you get them and like/dislike them post your feedback here. It looks like you can return them in 30 days.

If you get some other headsets - post your opinion too.

[gojozoom 21]

Bose. Noise cancelling. No other way to go. 

 

 

With all due respect I wouldn't us the word "Bose" and "budget" in the same thread

 

I'm not questioning the quality though...