I am looking for earphones to use when in the library. I am trying to find ones that will not make noise for others. Will these do?
1887982
Yes these will be fine no kne will here your music nor will you hear many others!
1887983
These will not generate any noise on their own and if you have music playing at a reasonable level then the noise is barely audible.
1887984
I'm not sure. I purchased these for their noise cancellation feature, which blocks outside noise from disturbing you. Needless to say, they didn't work at all so I returned them and purchased Bose headphones which work much better. These are ordinary headphones. they will probably work for you as long as you don't have the volume too loud. Good luck.
1887985
Should be OK as long as you do not use excessive volume. I use them while my wife sleeps and she has not complained.
613595
No.. I would not recommend they be used in a room that needs to remain quiet. I bought 2 of them and both have a significant rattle and hum.
815940
Certainly they make some noise. In the ambient I use it (a classroom) the noise is imperceptible.
417048
No they will not, these headphones really are great in that aspect. The noise isolation is incredible. I have had multiple occasions where people have been trying to talk to me while I was using them, and I had no idea anyone was trying to talk to me. They told me they couldn't hear the music at all, but it was loud enough for me to not be able to tell anyone was talking to me.
638976
Sadly, I sold my bike about a month before I bought these, so I haven't tested them in that environment. :^( However, I think these would work fine, plus these are great for any loud environment where you still need to hear people talk. Also, these would be good if you use a device like ScalaRider or Chatterbox. Earasers do have another product called "Peace and Quiet" that seem to block more sound and may be better for highway speeds on a motorcycle, though.
2215845
I rarely ever use these at more than half volume and that seems to work out fine when I'm near other people in a quiet environment. However, you need to turn off (off not down) the sound when you take them off of your head. Otherwise, it can lead to an embarrassing situation :PAlso, I've had people tell me they can hear my music at 70% volume and higher, but that's probably more than you'll need for an office setting.
1894536
Yes, they would work very well for that. I use them at work to block out annoying co workers and my boss always telling me what to do. However the music volume doesn't go very loud because they are not amplified speakers. I don't use them often anymore tho because I don't have a job due to my lack of coherence.
142347
No, I don't think that other people can hear these earphones under normal conditions. One of their advantages is being able to play quietly. If you listen with only one, the sound is not adequate. You need one in each ear to hear properly. The in-ear design reduces ambient sound, and makes possible comfortable low volume listening.
1431874
In all fairness, I dont listen to classical music, so I cant jugde that. The noise isolation is ok, for a library it should be ok, I have a kid running around and it isolates enough, to not hear him
1942537
They can get pretty loud or quite depending on what you set the volume to. They only issue you might find is controlling the volume each time you unplug the speakers it defaults to a slightly lower setting. Plus the volume control is digital button for up down and off, with no indication on how high or low you've set your volume to, other than you and your students ears
933982
If your asking, does outside noise get to your ears? Yes they are not designed to keep all noise out. Designed to keep the volume of frequencies at a level that will not damage yor ears. They do not deaden all sound,which is perfect . They allow you to participate without fear of injury. Hope this was some help.
1535150
I bought these for my son for the exact thing. If you have the music down low. . They are quiet.. if you turn the music up. . Others can.
1460150
They do a great job at an indoor firing range, so I'm sure they would work for general noise. However, they are bulky - have you tried the foam ear plugs? If this is what you are looking for, these would be a great choice
112025
Hello northcountry, Did you ever find earphones that were adequate to compensate for your hearing problem? I have the same problem and am still searching. Thank you, Jube
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.
580063
no they are for monatering in noisy environments..... look at AKG K 240 Semi-Open Studio Headphones they are more sound mixing type
182130
They are good for listing to outside, not that huge to be uncomfortable, and the isolation factor is good, but I will warn, that from my own experience, if you want to lisin to the music very good, you need to put the volume up (max) and that makes people around you hear what you are lisining. You dont need to put it the highest volume, but I just like to hear my music that way :)