Clarity Aloft Headset

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~Hollywood~
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Clarity Aloft Headset

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I was on ebay last night looking for a new headset and came across this headset called Clarity Aloft. I was wondering if anyone has tried a pair or owns a pair and could give me some info on them. They look pretty sweet with just the little ear pierces but I dont really want to drop like $600+US without even trying them. Their website is http://www.clarityaloft.com , they give some info, but any more would be appreciated

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I don't know much about them but I'm very curious as to the justification for the price tag.

They explain that the real secret is the patented Comply™ Canal Tips, composed of soft viscoelastic foam. However, they sell these tips for $24.95 for a package of twelve.

Therefore, you're paying $525.05 for a couple little speakers and a mic.

Seems a bit much doesn't it??
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You could always just but one of these....

http://www.mypilotstore.com/MyPilotStore/sep/3282

For $399, and then buy 12 of the comfort tips from clarity for $24.95.

Still a little pricey I think.
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Another option is to buy a plantronics lightweight set and plumb it into foam earplugs with small holes bored thru them. All for around $200
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Ya it does seem a little pricey for such a small product, but there is an air show with these guys coming near me so I guess I will try them out there. They say they still give up to 45dB of attenuation which seems pretty cool for a such a small and light headset.
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