David Clark H10-30 Headset on 2040-parts.com
Payson, Arizona, US
This unit is used but in very good condition. The H10-30 is a classic, one of David Clark’s most lasting and popular models. Durable construction, exceptional comfort, solid performance and GREAT VALUE make it an ideal choice for the first-time headset buyer (or as a spare) and will provide years of trouble-free use. If you’ve never owned a headset before, the H10-30 is a great way to start protecting your hearing and stop missing radio calls.
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