You know Joel, I had you in mind when I came across this. Also, the few others here that are musicians!Man this is exactly how I felt in the beginning!
Fortunately I'm getting better at living with this every day so I'm able to mix and make music again.
Thanks for posting this Calin!
You know Joel, I had you in mind when I came across this. Also, the few others here that are musicians!
Nice that you are able to mix and make music again! It gives some hope to others like you.
I tried the musician earplugs and I didn't like them. My son was playing his drums and I felt they didn't do anything. I could hear him. Is this normal?Tinnitus was the reason I stopped playing French Horn years ago. I miss it. I probably should do it again and just put in ear plugs. I used to be pretty good.
Even the big fat foam ear plugs if inserted correctly into the ear canal at best filter out at best 30 decibels of sound. Unless you had some moderate hearing loss, I would expect you to be able to hear things decently still, even with them in.I tried the musician earplugs and I didn't like them. My son was playing his drums and I felt they didn't do anything. I could hear him. Is this normal?
Yes you are supposed to be able to hear with musician' ear plugs. These are kinds I use and good information and charts on how musician's ear plugs work.
http://www.etymotic.com/hp/erme.html
I went to my audiologist today. The ear plugs were too large for my ear canal. He recommended these for small ear canals.Yes you are supposed to be able to hear with musician' ear plugs. These are kinds I use and good information and charts on how musician's ear plugs work.
http://www.etymotic.com/hp/erme.html
Hey Joel, I got the 15's also and haven't had any issues. Been to loud bars, movies etc and had no problems. I still would stay away from speakers or source of noise as much as possible. So far they have been great for me.