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Super Perfect Filters...
I have been buying these Elacin Ear Protection Filters (minus 9 dB) in 2010 and still use them for gigs on stage, in the studio or at concerts. I am still very happy with them, the sound quality is awesome. It sounds realistic and you can still talk to each other on stage and they are perfect for singing.
I also own the Filters with 15 dB decrease - they are very good, too. They are a bit to sharp for playing on stage but it is easy to change them in case you need more decrease for loud concerts or if you are playing the drums.
I also own the Filters with 15 dB decrease - they are very good, too. They are a bit to sharp for playing on stage but it is easy to change them in case you need more decrease for loud concerts or if you are playing the drums.
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Excellent Product!
I bought these filters to replace a lost one. I have used these for over 15 years & they are the best I have ever used for hearing protection.They don't muffle the sound but just reduce it.The sound is still clear. I use them for Djing & also playing drums.
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Not precise enough to play
I'm using both 15db and 9db variations of the filter.
I'm OK using 15 variation with loud pop and r'n'b bands. I was hoping I could use the 9db with the jazz bands I play with, but those just not cut off the way I'd like them. I feel like a lot of information is lost in the higher end of the spectrum which make orientation difficult.
I'm OK using 15 variation with loud pop and r'n'b bands. I was hoping I could use the 9db with the jazz bands I play with, but those just not cut off the way I'd like them. I feel like a lot of information is lost in the higher end of the spectrum which make orientation difficult.
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9db filters for slight attenuation
Like sunglasses for your ears!
These filters may not be enough for loud drummers or DJs sitting beside bass bins, but if you're a player who likes to still hear the monitors and feel present in the room, these filters are just right. They take a little bit of volume off, and don't isolate you as much as 15/25 db filters.
Worth buying a couple of sets at different strength. It would be good if they told you clearly what rating they were, especially clearly enough to be read in typical low-light gig conditions, if you keep a few different types.
I love my earplugs. Elacin ones do a much better job at cutting frequencies evenly than any other ones I've tried. Spend the money and do it right, musos. Your ears are too precious!
These filters may not be enough for loud drummers or DJs sitting beside bass bins, but if you're a player who likes to still hear the monitors and feel present in the room, these filters are just right. They take a little bit of volume off, and don't isolate you as much as 15/25 db filters.
Worth buying a couple of sets at different strength. It would be good if they told you clearly what rating they were, especially clearly enough to be read in typical low-light gig conditions, if you keep a few different types.
I love my earplugs. Elacin ones do a much better job at cutting frequencies evenly than any other ones I've tried. Spend the money and do it right, musos. Your ears are too precious!
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Great solution to take down the dBs
So much better than stock earplugs - you will still get the full frequency range while reducing the overall volume. Perfect for loud rehearsal rooms. I don't often use them at gigs, but when venues are particularly noisy or resonant they are a real hearing-saver.
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Perfect
I’ve used the 9db’s for many years as a guitarist. They are just perfect for hearing the rest of the band and protecting my ears. I found the 25’s and 15’s too muffled.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
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