Why doesn't Bose have MP3/cellphone hookup in their headsets?

On Aug 29, 4:09 pm, "Matt Barrow"
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On Aug 29, 4:55 am, Ron Natalie wrote:

Maybe they expect you to use them to fly with and not play games.

Yeah, because straight and level flight is so demanding.

Spoken like a real amateur.

You got me...that's precisely what I am.

am·a·teur ( m' -tûr', -t r, -ch r', -ch r, -ty r')
n.
A person who engages in an art, science, study, or athletic activity
as a pastime rather than as a profession.


Does Bose also expect my kids and my wife to use the headphones to fly
and not play games?

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On Aug 29, 4:09 pm, "Matt Barrow"
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On Aug 29, 4:55 am, Ron Natalie wrote:

Maybe they expect you to use them to fly with and not play games.

Yeah, because straight and level flight is so demanding.

Spoken like a real amateur.

You got me...that's precisely what I am.

am·a·teur ( m' -tûr', -t r, -ch r', -ch r, -ty r')
n.
A person who engages in an art, science, study, or athletic activity
as a pastime rather than as a profession.

Note the aviation accident statistics in which professionals (or those who
follow their procedures) tend to have far fewer crashes than their amateur
brethern.


Does Bose also expect my kids and my wife to use the headphones to fly
and not play games?

Bose aims at the professional pilot, not the rank amatuer. For those others,
there's a slew of cheap alternatives.

BTW, do you follow such a cavalier attitude when your wife and kids are
aboard?

Matt,

You can link listening to music to accident rates? Wow!

Bose aims at the professional pilot, not the rank amatuer.

You've said it twice now. Care to back it up? IMHO, it's utterly wrong.

What cavalier attitude the OP has displayed is completely beyond me.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Spoken like a real amateur.
You got me...that's precisely what I am.
am·a·teur ( m' -tûr', -t r, -ch r', -ch r, -ty r')
n.
A person who engages in an art, science, study, or athletic activity
as a pastime rather than as a profession.

Note the aviation accident statistics in which professionals (or those who
follow their procedures) tend to have far fewer crashes than their amateur
brethern.

What a colossal dork you are. Are you this pathetic in real life, or
just when you get on the internet? What *possibly* made you think I
take flying any less seriously than someone who gets paid?

Does Bose also expect my kids and my wife to use the headphones to fly
and not play games?

Bose aims at the professional pilot, not the rank amatuer. For those others,
there's a slew of cheap alternatives.

Really? Bose doesn't want to sell me any of their headphones? I'll
have to send them back with an apology.

Hey, pilots out there... if you don't get paid to fly, don't by Bose
headphones. Matt won't stand for it.

Also, the words are spelled "amateur" and "brethren." Here's hoping
you fly better than you spell.

BTW, do you follow such a cavalier attitude when your wife and kids are
aboard?

Ugh. What do you think?
Really, give me your honest answer, Mr. Professional.

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Spoken like a real amateur.
You got me...that's precisely what I am.
am·a·teur ( m' -tûr', -t r, -ch r', -ch r, -ty r')
n.
A person who engages in an art, science, study, or athletic activity
as a pastime rather than as a profession.

Note the aviation accident statistics in which professionals (or those who
follow their procedures) tend to have far fewer crashes than their amateur
brethern.

What a colossal dork you are. Are you this pathetic in real life, or
just when you get on the internet?


What *possibly* made you think I
take flying any less seriously than someone who gets paid?

Your cavilier, snotball attitude.

Ugh. What do you think?

I think you need a spanking.

Really, give me your honest answer, Mr. Professional.

You don't have a clue, do you?

Okay, once again for the adolesant: "Note the aviation accident statistics
in which professionals (or those who
follow their procedures)"

Read the parenthetic part again, then go **** yourself, punk.