Mark Manes wrote:

I bought the Clarity Aloft set at Oshkosh last year. It works OK
with glasses, that's one reason I wanted to try it (sunglasses & a
cap). And the noise suppression is better than you would think it
should be.. I still use my Bose unless I'm going to a meeting or
something where I don't want the headset hair look. The main
complaint I have is the Clarity Aloft is not Stereo compatable, so
when I listen to my XM Radio it sounds pretty bad. They may be stereo
now, if that's an issue I would ask before I buy. I only have 3 ANR
headsets and I dont hesitate to use the Clarity Aloft and let the
other pax use the ANRs if there are 4 of us in the plane

Mark



Well, in my case it's just me 99% of the time. The airplane is noisy
(Husky) and I already have a Bose Series 2. Sounds like in my
situtation, you aren't recommending the Clarity Aloft? I'm interested
because after an hour or so, the headsets start to hurt on the top of
my head and to drill my sunglass frames into the side of my head.
Plus, with glasses, the ANR doesn't always do its best.