what a good earplugs for dj
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I have used these for DJ'n (especially in smaller bars, etc) where speaker is 20' or less away and the music gets to be too much to understand requests. Can still hear people talking as long as they are close by. I think I have hearing damage already so without ear filters/plugs I can't hear people very far away anyways.I have not used the gold filters but the silvers seem to do real good.
2075180
I have used these when I attend Celtic festivals and usually stand close to the stage and the sound is muffled very good. My ears do not hurt and I desire to stop the tinnitus that I have already.
2075181
I wear mine to work. Drilling, shaker machines it blocks the noise but I can still hear people talk to me, so it cuts the loud noise but still can hear normal sounds. Must protect your hearing as it will not come back. Also on this set of ear plugs, I acciently washed and dryed them, they are still good and didn't fall apart. I use the gold plugs or prongs that come with plugs seem to be better in blocking out harsh sounds.
2168686
I bought these for my daughter who DJs occasionally. If they can block out the 100+ dB of club sound while she cues up another track I would think you'd be happy on an airplane.
887045
I bought specifically for use with my computer they have both a 3.5 mm plug and an adapter to go to a dj receiver plug I have had these for a few months I love them
1087688
I have used these for several gigs and the sound seems to be very good if you get the right buds to fit your ears. There are several different kinds that come with the headphones, so choose wisely. I'm a bass player and I'm quite please with the bass sound that I have for these.
2078326
You should really choose based on the music you listen to! These are great for electronic, hip hop, pop and sound pretty good with everything else. My only advice for your question is that they can be quite tight on larger heads, and don't stretch very well. If you have a larger head I would recommend something more comfortable because they can be a bit uncomfortable for longer use.
215949
I would say yes. The Mack's silicon earplugs are the most comfy. We use the Ear Band-It to hold the silicon earplugs in and keep them watertight.
1968255
I don't find these earplug comfortable enough simply for going to concerts. I definitely wouldn't sleep with them in. Good quality foam ones are what you need for sleeping, planes, etc. You want the plugs to squish when you roll over on them.
2281883
You get plenty of earplugs... When you find the one suitable for you, noise cancellation is very good... But just buy, if you get them under 130 dollar, otherwise you get the same quality for less
704600
Hi JF, I apologise that these earplugs might not be able to achieve that for you as it is not meant to block all all noise but reduce loud noises at live concerts, clubs and noisy work environments. You might have to turn to foam earplugs or active noise cancelling ones. Hope that helps.
1757964
These in ear monitors are ment to hear what you need to hear, its perfect to cancel out noise even when it's not playing music. Get them you will be please!
2097581
Yes, I can understand totally of not using earplugs. It has speakers. I am so grateful because I have been always using plugs with my older iPod.
1435312
The bass is great. Not overkill like The Beats By Dre. These are more for a listen if a Variety of Music. Beats By Dre cater to the hip hop listener. The Monster NPulse have great HI's and Mids.
1860912
Unless you play your music at relatively high volumes (I-tunes slider maxed, and windows volume slider over 50-60) then it won't be very noticeable unless theirs absolutely nothing else going on in the room noise wise (fans, tv, talking etc.) If you plan to use them in the library or tend to be in a dead quite environment though, then I would go with any headphones that are "Closed back" such as any DJ headphones.
2226406
These earbuds are just great. They can isolate the sound so you don't hear any background noise while listening to what you want.
1434539
I listen to EDM on these headphones, and the sound is crisp and clear. The bass is good and the headphones will last you a good while.
56340
It would absolutely be perfect for that. The sound quality is great and the bass is real punchy, which is what you want for people to "feel" the beat. (Coming from a DJ)
1135833
I can't say for sure, but I would assume so. They sound really good, bass highs and mids are balanced. The sound is crisps and they have noise cancelation. Not sure what requirements make good DJ headphones, but as far as how these headphones sound, they sound good and balanced.