Noise cancellation available yet?
Le Mans Master
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From: Billings Montana. Out in the wild west
What are you referring to a "noise cancellation module" ? Are you getting some interference with your system ? Are you running a stock head unit and aftermarket amp, or do you have an aftermarket head unit, and an aftermarket amp, or are you using the stock amp ? Need more info on what you're trying to accomplish.
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Le Mans Master
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From: Hilton NY
Something like this to reduce road/tire noise in an aftermarket system, https://soundproofliving.com/active-...ellation-cars/.
Melting Slicks
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From: Navarre FL
Not that I have seen, probably wouldn't be cheap and would be difficult to retrofit. TSO certified aviation headsets run $1000+. I believe the acoustics required are very specific to the space, for aviation its a headset. In a car, the entire cabin is at play. So it would have to be tuned to your vehicle. I would expect that won't be cheap.
Drifting
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From: Dayton, OH
Not that I have seen, probably wouldn't be cheap and would be difficult to retrofit. TSO certified aviation headsets run $1000+. I believe the acoustics required are very specific to the space, for aviation its a headset. In a car, the entire cabin is at play. So it would have to be tuned to your vehicle. I would expect that won't be cheap.
I have $75 earbuds with decent electronic noise canceling.
It would not need to be tuned to a specific car or even a model of car. The object is to cancel noise which is random and changes.
It would probably help to have some equalization for frequencies that are inherently resonent in your car.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2017
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From: Billings Montana. Out in the wild west
Something like this to reduce road/tire noise in an aftermarket system, https://soundproofliving.com/active-...ellation-cars/.
Melting Slicks
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From: Navarre FL
A large part of the cost of an aviation headset is the cost of certification.
I have $75 earbuds with decent electronic noise canceling.
It would not need to be tuned to a specific car or even a model of car. The object is to cancel noise which is random and changes.
It would probably help to have some equalization for frequencies that are inherently resonent in your car.
I have $75 earbuds with decent electronic noise canceling.
It would not need to be tuned to a specific car or even a model of car. The object is to cancel noise which is random and changes.
It would probably help to have some equalization for frequencies that are inherently resonent in your car.
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