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Old December 26th 06, 06:56 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dave[_3_]
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

Two more hours..

I tending to the DC, Cory to the Bose.

We measured the clamping pressure, it is 38 Oz on the DC, 26 Oz on the
Bose (at 6in spread). His head is one inch + wider than mine...

He feels the DC's clamping slightly after 1-1/2 hrs, I am OK... Bose -
Not noticed (either of us) at 1.5 hrs.

He is wondering wether to pay the additional $$$$$ and give up the
Cell/music interface for such a small incremental difference in
comfort.......

Still no difference noticed in the ANR capability in the two
headsets...

Dave
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Old December 26th 06, 09:33 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dave[_1_]
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

You dumped the DC X- 11's? I really to need to know why...They are
much less pressure than the Passive DC's.

No Comparison between the 13.4's and the DC X-11's....

What gets me after an hour or so is the WEIGHT!

The 13.4's are 18 oz, the X 11's and the Bose are 12 oz...

And, yes, it is a biggie when it matters....

Dave




On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 20:24:53 GMT, B A R R Y
wrote:

On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:56:58 -0400, Dave
wrote:


He is wondering wether to pay the additional $$$$$ and give up the
Cell/music interface for such a small incremental difference in
comfort.......


This is the singular reason I dumped my DC's for Bose.

It's a biggie when it matters.


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Old December 26th 06, 09:37 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Marc CYBW
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

Most interesting thread.

I tried my new Bose headset today in my 182. Very comfortable - great sound
quality - but I was shocked when I turned off the system. The racket is
incredible.

I don't care about the cell interface as my Blackberry Pearl interferes with
the Com equipment anyways and I have to turn it off - and I don't care about
the music either.

But the dead box possibility means that I'll carry my old DC 13.4s with me
in my bag just in case.

I'll try again on Thursday. Maybe I'll get a pair of DCs on approval and do
a comparison test.

Marc


"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:56:58 -0400, Dave
wrote:


He is wondering wether to pay the additional $$$$$ and give up the
Cell/music interface for such a small incremental difference in
comfort.......


This is the singular reason I dumped my DC's for Bose.

It's a biggie when it matters.



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Old December 26th 06, 09:45 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default DC Bose test - Update..


"Marc CYBW" wrote in message
news:hCgkh.98737$rv4.12230@edtnps90...
Most interesting thread.

I tried my new Bose headset today in my 182. Very comfortable - great
sound quality - but I was shocked when I turned off the system. The racket
is incredible.

I don't care about the cell interface as my Blackberry Pearl interferes
with the Com equipment anyways and I have to turn it off - and I don't
care about the music either.

But the dead box possibility means that I'll carry my old DC 13.4s with me
in my bag just in case.

I'll try again on Thursday. Maybe I'll get a pair of DCs on approval and
do a comparison test.

Marc


Little foam ear plugs work great as a backup.


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Old December 26th 06, 09:47 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dave[_1_]
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

I love my Pearl!

It produces static in the headsets if the audio leads are too close
to the phone. Especially the Bose.

But if I keep the wires 12 in. or more away from it, no prob with the
DC X-11

Interestingly, the ILS(GS) transmitter can be heard in the Bose as we
over fly it on approach, nothing in the DC's ....

Dave


On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 21:37:17 GMT, "Marc CYBW"
wrote:

Most interesting thread.

I tried my new Bose headset today in my 182. Very comfortable - great sound
quality - but I was shocked when I turned off the system. The racket is
incredible.

I don't care about the cell interface as my Blackberry Pearl interferes with
the Com equipment anyways and I have to turn it off - and I don't care about
the music either.

But the dead box possibility means that I'll carry my old DC 13.4s with me
in my bag just in case.

I'll try again on Thursday. Maybe I'll get a pair of DCs on approval and do
a comparison test.

Marc


"B A R R Y" wrote in message
.. .
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:56:58 -0400, Dave
wrote:


He is wondering wether to pay the additional $$$$$ and give up the
Cell/music interface for such a small incremental difference in
comfort.......


This is the singular reason I dumped my DC's for Bose.

It's a biggie when it matters.



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Old December 28th 06, 01:44 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
me[_1_]
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

Just got the pearl myself.. It is the best phone I have owned...
How do you interface it to your audio panel or other input to your aircraft
audio ?

Thanks...


J.
"Marc CYBW" wrote in message
news:hCgkh.98737$rv4.12230@edtnps90...
Most interesting thread.

I tried my new Bose headset today in my 182. Very comfortable - great
sound quality - but I was shocked when I turned off the system. The racket
is incredible.

I don't care about the cell interface as my Blackberry Pearl interferes
with the Com equipment anyways and I have to turn it off - and I don't
care about the music either.

But the dead box possibility means that I'll carry my old DC 13.4s with me
in my bag just in case.

I'll try again on Thursday. Maybe I'll get a pair of DCs on approval and
do a comparison test.

Marc


"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:56:58 -0400, Dave
wrote:


He is wondering wether to pay the additional $$$$$ and give up the
Cell/music interface for such a small incremental difference in
comfort.......


This is the singular reason I dumped my DC's for Bose.

It's a biggie when it matters.





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Old December 28th 06, 04:18 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dave[_3_]
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

Fab phone.. RIM REALLY raised the barr with this one!

...and the BES version 5 server.... AWSOME!

I just plug the Dave Clark "Cell cable" into the Pearl (the one with
the 3 contacts on the plug), plug the other end into the DC X-!!'s,
and it works like a charm!

Push the "Voice Command" button, tell it who you want to call, it does
the rest...

I do not know of any way to hook it to the audio panel.

I think one could connect the audio from the earphone to the Audio
Panel "in", and use the mic on the Pearl, but I have not tried it...
The receive audio would now go to all Pax unless you have an "Isolate"
option.

Dave



On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 20:44:27 -0500, "me" wrote:

Just got the pearl myself.. It is the best phone I have owned...
How do you interface it to your audio panel or other input to your aircraft
audio ?

Thanks...


J.
"Marc CYBW" wrote in message
news:hCgkh.98737$rv4.12230@edtnps90...
Most interesting thread.

I tried my new Bose headset today in my 182. Very comfortable - great
sound quality - but I was shocked when I turned off the system. The racket
is incredible.

I don't care about the cell interface as my Blackberry Pearl interferes
with the Com equipment anyways and I have to turn it off - and I don't
care about the music either.

But the dead box possibility means that I'll carry my old DC 13.4s with me
in my bag just in case.

I'll try again on Thursday. Maybe I'll get a pair of DCs on approval and
do a comparison test.

Marc


"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:56:58 -0400, Dave
wrote:


He is wondering wether to pay the additional $$$$$ and give up the
Cell/music interface for such a small incremental difference in
comfort.......

This is the singular reason I dumped my DC's for Bose.

It's a biggie when it matters.





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Old December 28th 06, 08:06 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jack Allison[_1_]
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Default DC Bose test - Update..

Thanks for the continued updates Dave. I find the observations very
interesting. I want to upgrade my older DC ANR set but just can't bring
myself to spend 1 AMU on the Bose. Heck, a new DC X11 isn't exactly
cheap. I've tried a pair of Lightspeed 30 3Gs in our plane and they
were somewhat quieter than my current DCs.


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