ANR creates an illusion of reduced decibels which is only great for hearing clarity but does not reduce the actual decibel load experienced by the eardrums. The passive noise reduction based on the build quality of the earmuff itself is the only thing protecting from damage
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I got a really good deal on a David Clark Heli Headset for only 150 dollars and 30 for the Heli-GA adapter. Pretty good
I had a David Clark once. It hurt my head so bad, I sold it.
Your comment is admirangly short and consice. can I buy you comment? I have 3 bucks.
the truth doesn't take a lot of words.@@allhailalona
Very good info here.
ANR creates an illusion of reduced decibels which is only great for hearing clarity but does not reduce the actual decibel load experienced by the eardrums. The passive noise reduction based on the build quality of the earmuff itself is the only thing protecting from damage
……. That’s not how physics works.
@@brennenfitzgeraldYeah don't really know what that guy is going on about