Top 3 ANR Headsets for Pilots - Bose A30 vs. Lightspeed Delta Zulu vs. David Clark ONE-X
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
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Looking for the best aviation headset? Most pilots focus on three models: the Bose A30, the Lightspeed Delta Zulu, and the David Clark ONE-X. All three are excellent headsets, with outstanding active noise reduction (ANR), Bluetooth audio input, and thoughtful comfort features. Each one has its own strengths and weaknesses, so the right option for you will depend on what features are most important.
In this Product PIREP, Sporty's Doug Ranly takes each one flying on a long cross-country in a Cessna 182 to compare all three headsets. You'll get honest opinions about comfort, quiet, and clarity - plus real world tips for getting the best performance from your headset.
Every headset at Sporty's is backed by our 30-day Test Flight Guarantee. Try it, fly it, and if you don't love it then send it back for an exchange or refund.
Bose A30: www.sportys.com/bose-a30-avia...
Lightspeed Delta Zulu: www.sportys.com/lightspeed-de...
David Clark ONE-X: www.sportys.com/david-clark-d... 
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You left out the digital equalizer in the Delta Zulu. It’s a great feature for clarity with us old folks with a bit of hearing loss. Also, as a CFII, the CO monitor is a great feature when getting into multiple airplanes. That said, all 3 headsets are premium headsets and it’s hard to go wrong with any of them. Good review.
I stayed away from the A30's due to all the complaints about the lack of clamping force resulting in sound creeping in past the ear pads. I'll stick with the A20's for now. No issues at all with those.
Headsets Inc... Amarillo Texas has great very comfortable headsets w/bluetooth that helps a whole bunch picking up a clearance when radios are sketchy on the ground....
The most important feature is Sporty's return policy. No one can tell you which headset is going to be best on your particular head in your particular cockpit. I hate to recommend abusing the policy, but it isn't a bad idea to buy two at the same time, try them head to head, and send one back.
What are you using to record your audio?
1) it seems too hot. You can hear distortion all throughout as it hits high levels, and it’s just not very clear.
I’ve heard other RUclipsrs that seem to have a much cleaner audio.
1) What about recording ATC and my replies? Does the app record both continuously, or is it just on a loop for replay?
2) does it record to phone wirelessly through Bluetooth?
3) I want to record both sides (good quality) and add to my Insta 360 X3 video. Can the output be recorded (Bluetooth or wired) to an external device X3
as an airline pilot , comfort is the way to go
Most pilots aren't concerned with clarity or sounding professional. What about hearing the stall horn with these ANR headsets? That's important to me!
Clarity matters a lot for ATC, and one of the top questions we get from pilots upgrading from cheap starter headsets is about microphone performance. We hear a lot of "tower says my radio calls are unintelligible - will this help?"
As for hearing the stall horn, ANR headsets are great for that! They cut the low frequency engine noise so those warnings are much easier to hear.
@@sportyspilotshop OK that first part was a joke but all humor is rooted in truth. In a single piston I want to hear the engine and stall horn. I have DC 13S with that same mic.
Sennheiser great headsets!
That's what I'm wearing in my profile pic.
KB - excellent headset, equal quality to all three of these and less than half the price. I wasted money on DC