Sennheiser Aviation Headsets- Always 1st Class

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[xMhw001x]

the start...looked the beginning to a porno...

[deshawnpenrose]

I dont think thats La'Toya's voice :-)

[witcherdude]

@Fsimfreak it's up to the pilot really.. FAA does prohibit heels over 2" though.

[Bonjasky90]

i want to play counter strike with this headset and not flying airplains

[chris24542]

Shes a pilot? she looks like a model for the headset

[Fsimfreak]

Wouldn't wearing high heals be uncomfortable with the pedals?

[TigerGrumman]

Oh, yeah - she's definitely a real pilot and I would not mind flying the left OR right seat on that leg! (clearing my throat)

I like the designers technical oral description of the technology behind the headset, so I guess it is time for me to try it out. The active noise reduction/cancellation is done by a digital processor, local to the headset and I'm almost sure there is an encoded algorithm into the DP itself.

Looks good - very good!

[gewglesux]

i'd like to fly THEM friendly skys! are these any better than the Bose or the David clarks?

[derbigpr500]

@shocknit2dacurb Sennheiser doesnt compare to Bose. Bose is a shitty brand that makes bad/average equipement at huge prices.

[shocknit2dacurb]

Oh she's a real pilot alright. She was all over the news not too long ago. Really sharp looking too! I wonder how Sennheiser compares to Bose? Anyway cool video!

[T0NYEVANS]

I don't think she's a real pilot.

[skysnet]

looks like she is navigating the aircraft without engines running.