David Clark X11

[Darsh]

Thinking about purchasing this to replace my current headest. Any thoughts/ reviews about it?

 

[ScottM]

I prefer the fit, feel, function and reliability of the H10-13XL to the X11, but YMMV.

 

[jsstevens]

Just make sure you try some, preferably for an extended trip. Headset fit is critical to sound reduction in PNR headsets and comfort on your head is really important. I have pilot friends who swear by David Clarks and love them. I can't wear them for more than 1/2 hour because they feel like a vise, _to me_.

John

 

[psachseJr]

i did not see the x11's on DC's website. Have they been withdrawn?

 

[GeorgeC]

The X11s are on DC's website. I like my H10-13X, but the cord is sometimes unwieldy.

 

[ScottM]

i did not see the x11's on DC's website. Have they been withdrawn?

They have a big link right on top of the rest of the aviation headset on the left menu

http://www.davidclark.com/X11/index.html

 

[psachseJr]

They have a big link right on top of the rest of the aviation headset on the left menu

http://www.davidclark.com/X11/index.html

Thank you. An interesting exercise in user interface design... since the navigation was so different for the X11 I didn't see it!.

 

[ejensen]

X-11 didn't work well in my 68 Mooney. My wife couldn't tell if the ANR was on or not. It's probalby good in other types. I do like my Lightspeed Zulu's

 

[OzPilot]

I have the X11's. I have found them to be very light compared to other ANR headsets. The cables down to the unit with batteries can get annoying if you don't have a place to put it.

http://ozpilot.blogspot.com/2006/11/shiny-headset.html