I've used both the DC undercut Gel Seals on a pair of 10-13x and the Oregon
Aero kit on a couple of pairs (are headsets properly spoken of as a pair or
singular?) of Sig S-58s. Actually the Sig's were also upgraded with the OA
hush kits at the same time. So a bit of apples and oranges but....
The DC gel seals worked exactly as they said. Quieter and more comfortable
than the original equipment. The OA set up made the Sigs almost as quiet as
the DC's IMO as well as my daughters. The only problem was that the size of
the soft seals moved the mic further away and the Sigs have limited reach.
Something to factor in. otherwise very satisfied.


"Chris" wrote in message
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I'm just about to put some new ear seals on an old worn out DC 10-20
headset. I'm trying to decide between the David Clark Undercut Gel
seals and the Oregon Aero soft seals.

Anyone have any opinions about either of these products? Oregon Aero
says their seals help reduce the level of noise to such an extent that
a headset will perform, in some frequencies, better than ANR. Hmmm....

Thanks,

Chris