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The DC One-X ANR boasts “hybrid” electronic noise cancellation technology. David Clark
David Clark has unveiled the new DC One-X ANR headset with "hybrid" electronic noise cancellation technology that the company says delivers "extraordinary" best-in-class active noise reduction performance.
We haven’t flown with the new headset yet so we can’t vouch for that claim, but the DC One-X is clearly targeting the market dominated by top over-the-ear ANR headsets from Bose and Lightspeed. David Clark’s “best-in-class” noise reduction claim will be interesting to put to a real-world test, which we plan to do soon.
The Bluetooth-capable DC One-X is shipping now from several retailers for a price of $895.
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