I want to know the db level of hearing protection these offer?
2025495
I love listening tomusic while I shoot at the range.How does it sound in the muffs???
2025496
Couldn't give you technical terms or reference but I went through about 400 rounds of ammo last week ranging from .380 - .45 as well as .223- .308 and I was impressed.
2025497
These are rated 22 NRR so you'd get about 7.5 dbs of sound protection. When hearing protection is worn, your level of exposure to noise is based on the NRR rating of the protection device being used. Keep in mind, however, that while the NRR is measured in decibels, the hearing protector being used does not reduce the surrounding decibel level by the exact number of decibels associated with that protector's NRR. For example, if you are at a rock concert where the level of noise exposure is 100 dB and you are wearing earplugs with an NRR 33dB, your level of exposure would not be reduced to 67 dB. Instead, to determine the actual amount of decibel deduction applied (when decibels are measured dBA which is the most common), you take the NRR number (in dB), subtract seven, and then divide by two. Given the previous example, your noise reduction equation would look like the following: (33-7)/2 = 13. This means that if you are at a rock concert with a level of noise exposure at 100 dB and you are wearing a hearing protector with an NRR 33 dB, your new level of noise exposure is 87 dB. If you are wearing a product with an NRR of 27 it would deduct 10 decibels (27-7/2=10).
643028
I don't understand the question, but the sound is very good, I use them in the office to hear music, acceptable quality, can regulate the output of bass, I can recommend it, good price, good sound
667064
A 12ga shotgun is about 150dB if you are shooting outdoors in the open. If you are under a roof as in a shooting range, you are also exposed to the echo. The L3s are rated to 30dB at 4000hz. That still leaves 120dB.You need double hearing protection. Earplugs of the highest rating and the earmuffs.
1593265
60 db is the rating on the Honda GX 200 Series engines, you can use foam ear plugs but the noise level isn't any louder than the rest. This is a decent unit, entry level for commercial grade.
1133394
I am not sure of the decibel level of amplification but when I wore them outside with the volume control at medium, the sound of any wind or background noise was so loud that I couldn't hear anything else. I am not a hunter and am not sure how they would work in a wooded setting. In my mind you would have to have already good hearing to distinguish game sounds from all the rest.
1750615
I've purchased the lower priced ear protection enough times over the last twelve years that I could have purchased the higher priced MSA a couple times over. I have only had them on the range a handful of times but I am completely satisfied with the way they compress the noise level rather than mute.
2260505
I just bought it for my home theater system. It registers well over a 100 db but knowing that 90-100 can damage your hearing. My system goes well below that.
475791
I believe there 85-90. I use them in an industrial factory where its already load so, I find it nice to block out there sounds, and control my sound level of music to beable to hear and work efficiently and safe like at the same time:)
1965822
These do about 22 db attenuation (i.e. reduce incoming noise about 22db), and are made for use in indoor/outdoor shooting ranges. They would certainly reduce the radio sound system and may allow you to speak to the person in a slightly elivated voice, but they will not completely block the radio sound system. They are fairly comfortable and deeper insertions into the ear canal will vary the level of sound blocked. There are others that are made for sound attenuation at a concert, not sure about them. If one considers every 3 db of attenuation is equivalent to a 50% reduction in ambient noise, 10 db results in a 10X reduction, these could reduce the ambient noise up to 1/100 th. These do about 22 db attenuation (i.e. reduce incoming noise about 22db), and are made for use in indoor/outdoor shooting ranges. They would certainly reduce the radio sound system and may allow you to speak to the person in a slightly elivated voice, but they will not completely block the radio sound system. They are fairly comfortable and deeper insertions into the ear canal will vary the level of sound blocked. There are others that are made for sound attenuation at a concert, not sure about them. If one considers every 3 db of attenuation is equivalent to a 50% reduction in ambient... » Read More These do about 22 db attenuation (i.e. reduce incoming noise about 22db), and are made for use in indoor/outdoor shooting ranges. They would certainly reduce the radio sound system and may allow you to speak to the person in a slightly elivated voice, but they will not completely block the radio sound system. They are fairly comfortable and deeper insertions into the ear canal will vary the level of sound blocked. There are others that are made for sound attenuation at a concert, not sure about them. If one considers every 3 db of attenuation is equivalent to a 50% reduction in ambient noise, 10 db results in a 10X reduction, these could reduce the ambient noise up to 1/100 th. « Show Less
1248516
I've tried using these at the range during pistol shooting and this is not a good use for them.. not enough loud sound level ear protection...
683999
As far as how loud it is in DB levels, I'm sorry I can't help you. Maybe Barnett can give you the info.
40244
I use mine for indoor shooting range and they protect my hearing extremely well. I would rate them 5 stars.
880153
The volume is very good, maybe even too loud if maxed out. Slight hearing loss will not be a problem.
882055
they can hear what you hear through your ear piece - not what's low volume around you. So if you are a heavy breather, cover the mic or switch to mute.
732665
specific db i could not tell you but i will say that i can hear it clearly and do not have it at full volume. it's not like the ear phones where you can hear what someone else is listening to because it is so loud, it is a comfortable volume and very clear.
1625703
I've used mine in extremely loud rock concerts and thought they worked great. The foam plugs are a little more extreme than these as far as db level I'd imagine.......so if you don't need quite that much these will be good plus you should be able to hear a little more of an even frequency range (clearer) with these.
1695964
They are decent at noise isolation. I can tell that people are talking in my office around me with them on when listening to very quiet music. I can hear my keyboard keystrokes. I think I get about 15, maybe 20 db of noise reduction with the medium tips. You'll probably be able to tell you are on a plane, but will still be able to enjoy music without blasting it. I did not care for the included foam tips. I bought these to replace a set of Etymotic ER4Ps, which block 25-35 dB of noise. They are amazing in that regard.