Decibels Hi, how many decibels does the earmuff have?
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Just for the record, earmuffs don't HAVE decibels, they ATTENUATE (reduce) sound pressure levels. This reduction is expressed in dB by what's know as the NRR (noise reduction rating). For electronic earmuffs, this one is pretty high at 25 dBs - if the manufacturer's rating can be believed. The thinner, lighter ones are usually around 22 dB, and the very expensive ones can be as high as 30 dBs. The non-electronic ones are much cheaper and reduce sound by much more than the electronic ones (except for the super expensive ones).
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I'm sorry, I don't have a decibel meter, so I can't give an accurate answer. but it's loud enough to give a good boost to the sound on my Chromebook.
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About 9 inches I think, I threw mine out because of the bad tone quality, so not exactly sure.
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Judith, I'm not certain of the decibel level, however my friend is also hearing impaired. She has used my phone. She has mentioned, she can "barely hear" anything. And that's when the phone was working.
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Can't give you any technical answer, but it has a great sound and gets louder than I'll ever listen to!
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It's 3.5, which is the standard. But I ended up not wearing the headphones anymore. Because they start to hurt my ears really bad after 30 minutes or so of wearing them.
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Loudness mfg rated it at: Low tone harmonized sound. -115 dB/139 dB (at 2 meters/at 4 inches from the source). The tone produced I am guessing is about in the 800-1000 hz range. go to he mfg web site and you can hear the sound that is produced.
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I don't have a decibel meter, but it is substantially quieter than my former compressor. It's not magically quiet, so don't expect...magic. I've had no problem talking to others over it indoors without raising my voice.
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+/-12dB, tunable from 32 to 16K Hz with an advanced equalizer, modifiable surround sound (have to get the software off the web; easier said than done). Hope that answered your question
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These ear plugs have noise reduction level of 32 decibels. They appear to have the highest noise reduction rating available on the market. There is a change in perception of how it sounds because of how the human ear works, even if the drop in noise is not all that significant. Relatively speaking, a normal conversation, however, is around 60-65 decibels.
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I cant measure it but I can tell you it blows my samsung surround system oyt of the water. I bought them at the same time and never used the passive bass that came with it. This sub has never been overloaded, never let me down. Rattles the windows. I have never turned it up over half volume. It thumps!
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2, but i suggest to get different headphones. These broke the third day i used them, the wire literally fell apart
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Using a sound meter app a "click" registers 15 to 20db at 4" distance. At 2 feet (arm's length) it is 5 to 10db. Not sure how else to quantify the noise level for you.
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70-72 decibels. This is tough for her. If I take my hearing aids off, I talk loud, too. When they are on, I often speak too softly.
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You need a way to measure decibels (db). Either a DB Meter or a part of your recording program. There are acceptable limits for the human ear.
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Wouldn't know. I've never tried earmuffs. On an airline flight to was fabulous in cancelling the engine hum that is ever-present.
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its not that loud, altho u can still hear small amount of sounds from 2-3 feet away. it also depends what audio source ure using. [pc] (i test it by covering both of the ear piece and stretch my arms away from my ears)