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Posted by Beings on Nov-20-2007 00:38:

Let's talk earplugs.

Do you guys use them? Is there any particular brand/kind that's best? Which ones can reduce the volume and not completely kill the beat?

I like loud music, but if you find yourself at the club fairly often, the tinitus after is a pain. I hate not being able to sleep because my ears are rining for the entire day after. Nor do I want to loose my hearing by the time I am 30.
Let's face it, sometimes if you find yourself by the speaker, unless you are completely wasted, the loudness literally hurts.


Posted by _EuG_ on Nov-20-2007 00:40:

I was reading some older threads about them and i am personaly thinking of purchasing a pair of those ER 20s that everyone was talking about. I dont club very often, but enought times my experiances have been negetivly affected by music that is so loud that it is painful.


Do a search there are lots of good threads about this


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-20-2007 00:42:

www.etymotic.com


Posted by devnull on Nov-20-2007 00:44:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
www.etymotic.com


what she said! ER-20 are awesome
/Thread


Posted by ChemEnhanced on Nov-20-2007 00:46:

thread no. 15649463467


Posted by chinamon on Nov-20-2007 00:46:

my ears dont really ring after a club.
ive never used ear plugs and probably never will.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-20-2007 00:48:

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
my ears dont really ring after a club.
ive never used ear plugs and probably never will.




Just because they don't ring doesn't mean you aren't permanently damaging your ears.

Any noise above 70 decibels WILL cause permanent damage. Protect your ears!


Posted by Jem_hadar on Nov-20-2007 00:51:

Re: Let's talk earplugs.

quote:
Originally posted by Beings
Let's talk earplugs.



again?


And yea, the ER-20s = the way to go!

LOVE mine. Never go to a club without them.


(or if i do happen to forget them in Collingwood... or leave them in my car by accident, I ALWAYS regret it and wish to myself MANY times over that night that I wish I hadn't forgotten them! )


Posted by Jem_hadar on Nov-20-2007 00:52:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Protect your ears!


Use earmuffs. Always.


Posted by _EuG_ on Nov-20-2007 00:52:

Now the real questions...

Where do i buy these ER20's in TO. ???

or am i stuck with ordering them online?


Posted by infinity HiGH on Nov-20-2007 00:53:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
www.etymotic.com


did you end up using those plugs i got you?


Posted by infinity HiGH on Nov-20-2007 00:54:

quote:
Originally posted by _EuG_
Now the real questions...

Where do i buy these ER20's in TO. ???

or am i stuck with ordering them online?


long and macquade. They're not the ER20's but just as good.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-20-2007 00:56:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
did you end up using those plugs i got you?




I got too drunk and forgot, lol. Thanks again!


Posted by _EuG_ on Nov-20-2007 01:02:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
long and macquade. They're not the ER20's but just as good.


what are they called and how much are they ???


Posted by chinamon on Nov-20-2007 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Just because they don't ring doesn't mean you aren't permanently damaging your ears.

Any noise above 70 decibels WILL cause permanent damage. Protect your ears!


oh i know. i just dont care. i already know that my hearing isnt as sharp as it used to be.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-20-2007 01:06:

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
oh i know. i just dont care. i already know that my hearing isnt as sharp as it used to be.




Tsk tsk tsk.


Posted by SuperJimbo on Nov-20-2007 01:08:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Just because they don't ring doesn't mean you aren't permanently damaging your ears.

Any noise above 70 decibels WILL cause permanent damage. Protect your ears!


Does your boyfriend wear plugs around the house?


Posted by infinity HiGH on Nov-20-2007 01:09:

quote:
Originally posted by _EuG_
what are they called and how much are they ???


they're around 20 bucks. Don't remember what they're called but they look like the ER20's. Just go in and ask where the ear plugs are. You'll see them there.


Posted by _EuG_ on Nov-20-2007 01:13:

I used to not care either, but this semester i took an occupational health and safety course that knocked some sense into me about the importance of hearing, and how easily unreperable damage can be done.

In Ontario workers are only allowed to be exposed to 85 dBA over an 8 hour work day. When we go to clubs and party for 8+ hours listening to music that is at 100 - 120 dBA it is definatly not good for our ears.

When you damage your hearing, what happens is that some of the hairs in our ear that respond to the vibrations of the ear drum disapear.. and baby they will NEVER come back. Leaving you with a disability which doesnt allow you to hear sound in the high frequency ranges.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-20-2007 01:14:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
they're around 20 bucks. Don't remember what they're called but they look like the ER20's. Just go in and ask where the ear plugs are. You'll see them there.




They're called 'Vater'.



quote:
Originally posted by SuperJimbo
Does your boyfriend wear plugs around the house?




Hurr hurr.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-20-2007 01:15:

Oops.


Posted by FunkyCrew on Nov-20-2007 01:17:

thanks to Mike, I started wearing them
we wear simple yellow ones, he gets them from work


Posted by Skipper on Nov-20-2007 01:26:

what?


Posted by mnemonic. on Nov-20-2007 01:43:

everyone talks about the shitty sound zone in front of the booth at the guvernment, ive never experienced it. I wore my earplugs and i guess it got rid of all the shitty frequencies. wore them this past saturday at reverb, and it sounded great as well.

i remember at LOL wearing earplugs in the KH, i took em out for a minute out of curiousity to hear what it sounded like without them. It was like listening to a scrambled TV channel in surround sound. terrible. never go anywhere without my generic yellow earplugs.

so....im actually wondering how much of an improvement are the ER-20's ?


Posted by mnemonic. on Nov-20-2007 01:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
what?


Huh? sorry, i didnt hear you. can you repeat that.


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