Noise reduction kit for David Clarks
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Noise reduction kit for David Clarks
I have seen the kit at '&&&&&& $%^&*' for $239. But i am not going to crack open my already overpriced DC's and start cutting wires! Anyone know someone in Vancouver who would do the conversion?
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Out of Control
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Get an Oregon Aero foam kit. Got one for $50 on ebay and there is a very noticeable improvement. When you open your DC ear cups you will get a laugh about how much protection is really in there. That's if you're on a budget.
Other than that Bose is the way to go, from what I heard.
Other than that Bose is the way to go, from what I heard.
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Tiny Voices
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Headsets inc. gives you a 3 year warranty on parts and labour if you have them factory install it.Pretty good deal if your DC warranty has expired or even if you're a couple of years into the warranty period i think.They had my headset back to me within 10 days of me sending it to them.
I purchased an active noise cancelling upgrade for my dc's and wasn't all to impressed. I even had them professionally installed after I opened the dc's up and realized it would be a tad more difficult than I thought. With the noise cancelling ON it was somewhat better than plain old original dc's, with the unit OFF they were substantially louder than the originals. Batteries lasted only 15-20 hrs or so which sucks since I generally used them 5-6 hrs a day. Yada yada yada.....go Bose or similar.
