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| gehzumteufel |
so for those of you that dont want to spend or dont have the money to spend $200 on the musicians ear plugs buy these! they work REALLY well for only $15 and i could talk to people with them in.
the best thing was no ringing afterwords! |
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| JTPRO |
^^ I agree, I have been using these earplugs when I go to clubs for about a year now. They work great!!
-JT |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by JTPRO
^^ I agree, I have been using these earplugs when I go to clubs for about a year now. They work great!!
-JT |
i never knew about them and then a friends friend was talking about them last week at the queen mary. i bought them and they came in 2 days ago. i wore them last night and i was very pleasantly surprised. |
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| TSG |
| Can you hear me now? :toothless |
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| skizzell |
| yeah, I couldve really used those. i'll try them out for sure, thanks. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by TSG
Can you hear me now? :toothless |
lol seriously. after all the times ive been out i am glad i bought these. in the next couple months though i am going to get the good $200 versions |
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| |Thrax| |
The ER20's are the same price and have better frequency attenuation across a wider band.
http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er20.aspx
And they are the same price.
p.s. you could have bought the HEROS from Guitar Center. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| oh well. its just a stop gap till i get the good stuff! |
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| djGT |
| i like using my custom westones with ER-15, got them for $130 locally. |
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| GPC |
| quote: | Originally posted by |Thrax|
The ER20's are the same price and have better frequency attenuation across a wider band.
http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er20.aspx
And they are the same price.
p.s. you could have bought the HEROS from Guitar Center. |
The attenuation looks virtually identicle to me. I might have to give these a try.
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| fupaking |
I have the ER-whatever's ($20 range) and really, they suck. I can tolerate a lot more noise than anyone I know, but I used these one night, and my ears were still ringing...they let too many loud frequ's in. They just lowered the volume a little. I thin these were meant more for recording sessions, or playing in a band, not ocncert/club goers.
Honestly, bar napkins do a better job! I usually prefer that ( I can still hear the music and friends, but no ringing) Or I use regular hearos, but only gently stick them in, so they are resting against the back of my ears. Sure I look like either a) a cheap bastard with toilet paper in their ears or b) Frankenstein with blue things sticking outside his head, but either of those seems to work better for me. |
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| j_love01 |
I got a pair of the ER-15s w/ custom molds for my ears. They ran about $160 but they are well worth it. I've forgetten them a couple times & I always kick myself for doing so the next day.
Get yourself some plugs folks. I went out for many years w/out plugs & my ears have felt the impact. If I'm around loud sounds my right ear will start crackling...unless I'm wearing my plugs. |
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