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"ANR Headsets that work in the Extra?"

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"ANR Headsets that work in the Extra?"
10-09-07, 03:56z 

The Extra is LOUD and I'm going deaf using old David Clarks with the radio volume max'ed out (not to mention all the radio calls I miss.) It seems like ANR is a must. I've tried a Lightspeed 25XL and it is driven out of phase by the sound level so it DOUBLES the noise. Bose-X headsets work pretty well (particularly at idle) but they still have some trouble at certain power settings. The other problem is that they are hard to get into a cloth helmet and they are expensive. The Bose is my best solution yet but I haven't given up on finding something better. I haven't tried a helmet mounted set yet and I wouldn't even know what to try. I'd be grateful for some good headset advice. What works in the Extra? Thanks!
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1. "RE: ANR Headsets that work in the Extra?"
07-17-09, 17:43z 

Lightspeed Zulus work.

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