We are looking for something to put under the legs of our bed, as the downstairs neighbours play loud bass music--would these help??
331746
They may help a bit with vibration (but just a bit) but are not likely to help with the noise. Good luck
331747
Maybe. Though I would think if you gave them to your loud bass playing neighbors, they would work better. They would reduce the sound vibrating the floor and going through the walls. If the bass is actually causing your bed to shack, then these could help that. But they are not going to make the sound any less.
331748
They would help with vibration-but sound I think not. Look for another dwelling is your best bet.
331749
Isolate It is best for vibration dampening; thus sounds associated with isolated vibrations. A good neighbor should be more considerate. There are many viable choices (for your neighbor): purchase sound aborbing material, headphones, headphone amps (guitar players), lower the bass volume, etc..
2190480
It will help. But no, I'm sure you will still hear the bass. Could try wearing these plugs in conjunction with a fan running to try to drown out the noise.
1191017
As others have noted, these will help with reflections, which should improve the acoustics of the room a lot. However, for a basement theater, you should also install some bass traps, as bass energy is often the culprit when you have hard, reflective walls and floors. Auralex makes some (relatively) inexpensive bass traps that are pretty effective. If you only have budget for these or for bass traps, I recommend doing the bass traps. You'll get far more improvement for the money.
2165320
The bass is OK but you are definitely not getting the same lows as a subwoofer will provide. For me however this is preferable, as I don't think my neighbors would enjoy resonating bass. If you don't have that problem, I would recommend a subwoofer if you really want the full bass sound.
2123641
Ours isn't that loud so I don't know what else to suggest to you. Maybe make sure things are tight but not too tight. If the legs are fully stretched out to the side it helps too.
537031
It will certainly help. With music playing through them I would surmise that you will not be able to hear them at all. I should say though that the are a bit heavy and bulky for an office environment.
2022510
I would suggest they would be as effective as an able person "calling out", so between nearby rooms with open doors they should be OK for this purpose. Ours are too new to comment on sound volume as batteries wear out. They take 2 x AAA batteries and need a small Phillips ("cross") screw driver, so use quality alkalines (like Duracell or Energizer). At the low price for these buzzers, it's a great idea to try for that purpose and, if they don't suit, maybe donate them to your local school? :-)
2190478
You would feel the bass, but it would soften the sound some. I started using th because of the barking digs next door that bark all night. I'm sleeping much better since buying them. They work better than others I tried.
1976840
No, for a Bar I'd recommend 2-way passive speakers with an amplifier. Yamaha, JBL are generally the best in terms of quality / price. If you want loud basses, you should consider adding some folded horn subwoofers
82596
This would be find for a bedroom or any room where all you want is background music or a low level of TV volume. If you are an audio file this is not the way to go and the volume can distort at higher volume. Hope this helps!
1363885
Sure- however... Boss guitar pedals have their low end limited from the get go. One of the easiest mods to do is replace the input capacitor to get more bottom. Without that, a bass won't get quite the "blatt" (mimic the low chirp that come from pushing a speaker till it breaks up) that a bass distortion pedal might.
819825
Sorry, but they will not assist if that's what you're looking for. These earplugs are very effective at decreasing the LOUD sounds associated with our bagpipes but still enable me to hear conversations at normal decibel levels.
2140562
Don't think anything will "block" out loud music, but these plugs will definitely help. I think they are rated at 35 or 39 decibels, so anything louder than that will get through.
1684465
The Pyle should have enough to drive these, However if you want thumping Bass, you might try Sub woofers. I use a Crown 3000 watt amp and it gives it plenty of sound, especially in the Mid to High, However A sub woofer in conjunction with these bad boys would really sound great.
1431857
I'd tell them yes, they should serve fine as floor monitor in a small space. Turned up loud they can be a bit noisy (hissing), but overall they do the job just fine. We use ours in a loud environment at high volume and it performs just fine.
2129251
Yes and no. There are leg "extenders" which increase the height of the unit. They were in place when my unit was received. If they are removed, the bottom of the unit sits about ½' above whatever surface it is placed upon.Also, there are two down-firing subwoofers in the bottom of this unit, so placing it flat on top of anything would (my opinion) attenuate the bass severely.
1260386
You could certainly use some ear buds and put these over them. The small wires would not allow a substantial amount of noise to get past the foam. But as others have written, these headphones themselves would not produce any music for you.