David Clark H10-30 Aviation Headset on 2040-parts.com
Carbondale, Illinois, United States
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The H10-30 is a classic, one of David Clark’s most lasting and popular models.Features include a super soft headpad, gel-filled “undercut” ear seals and M-1/DC amplified dynamic microphone. I purchased this headset on ebay approx. 5 years ago to use as a spare and have never needed to use it. It shows some signs of wear but is generally in good condition.
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