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Djs and Deafness
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Abhay
hi guys,

no, this isn't a thread about how you can protect your ears in the club (buy Er-20s, blah blah).

I was just curious, i've noticed a lot of Djs around, who i don't think wear any protection, or just aren't aware.

Ofcourse, i haven't really asked any of them, but looking closely at their ears they don't seem to be wearing anything, unless everyone's wearing custom moulded deep earplugs. I even notice that a lot of pro DJS, who do it for a living, don't seem to be wearing anything...

What's up with that. Some of these guys have been doing it for like 20 years. They should be deaf.
nrjizer
Maybe not literally deaf, but they've definately lost some hearing capabilities.
T-Soma
My dad isnt a dj but used to do the visuals at parties.
He isnt def but his ears arn't the best.
Isnt Paul Oaki going def?
Tony Morello
when i'm in front of the club system and facing the full volume i'll wear earplugs if it's too loud

but when djing, i'm behind the full assault of sound so it's not that damaging

if you turn your headphones and monitors down you'll be able to save your hearing and keep it working for a little longer
Fl@k Monkey
hehe im deaf in one ear and 'abnormally great' in the other (eg: im a freak!). Dosent seem to affect my mixing but i should proberly invest in some earplugs sooner than later.
dj_kane
damn i need these earplugs my left ear has really poor hearing. where do i get these and whats the cost?
Pinokio
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Originally posted by Fl@k Monkey
hehe im deaf in one ear and 'abnormally great' in the other (eg: im a freak!). Dosent seem to affect my mixing but i should proberly invest in some earplugs sooner than later.


You are not freak, If you do the one ear cue, the ear that is exposed to the monitors could be more damaged than the other one.
Fl@k Monkey
quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio
You are not freak, If you do the one ear cue, the ear that is exposed to the monitors could be more damaged than the other one.


Sarcasm was intended but that actually makes for a really good point. Cheers! :D
Frequency Mike
ive tried djing with plugs but its hard.. everything is muffled and i dont feel like i have control.. suggestions?
msz
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Originally posted by Frequency Mike
ive tried djing with plugs but its hard.. everything is muffled and i dont feel like i have control.. suggestions?


dont wear plugs.

Graxxx
quote:
Originally posted by msz
dont wear plugs.

lmao hahahhahahhahaha
skip
quote:
Originally posted by Frequency Mike
ive tried djing with plugs but its hard.. everything is muffled and i dont feel like i have control.. suggestions?




did you use those cheap ty foam plugs? if you did, no wonder everything sounded like crap. get custom made ones, they're much better. we're talking lightyears better here. ;)
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