Product Description

If you ever suffer from tinnitus ringing in the ears after gigs or clubbing, look no further! The all new MusicSafe Pro Attenuating Generic Earplugs are an absolutely huge hit with musicians & DJs alike, featuring a unique filter design allowing high frequencies to pass, ultimately providing the user with the advantage of receiving a brilliant natural and clean sound without dampened or muffled results. The Alpine pack includes three earplugs as standard, ruling out the need to purchase a whole new set, should you lose one of the plugs. Complete with three different filter sets with different attenuation rates as well as an insertion tube & storage container, the user is given the choice of which filter to use depending on the venue & sound level. The choice is down to personal preference, however the guidline below gives an indication as to the suitability of each filter: WHITE Filter for low level music e.g. Pubs, Bars. SILVER Filter for live Gigs and Clubs GOLD Filter for performing DJs Attention: Specific Filter use is down to personal preference. The above examples are simply a guidline provided for approximate reference. Please try each Filter to decide which level is best suited for the venue you are in. If you still suffer from tinnitus ringing in the ears even after wearing the MusicSafe Pro, please switch to a Filter with a greater attenuation level, or consult your GP.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3906 in Consumer Electronics
• Colour: White
• Brand: Alpine Hearing Protection
• Model: SC1660
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Features

• Protection for your hearing
• 3 pairs of filters for different attenuation levels
• With a free extra earplug
• Complete wiith carry case

Customer Reviews

These are excellent
I recieved a pair of these (well three actually, since it comes with a free earplug) for Christmas, and having now gigged with them, I can safely say that they really are great. It takes some getting used to (I was speaking quite quietly for a long time, much to the amusement of my bandmates) since you sound a lot louder to yourself when compared to everything else (I play the trumpet - if you are a guitarist, you may have a problem hearing your own amp over the other instruments, as it cuts out those middle frequencies very well). They are very comfortable (I haven't yet tried to adjust them, but apparently that can be done if you're handy with a knife) and much better than my previous pair of similarly styled earplugs. There is a noticeable difference between the three levels of protection, I have settled with the middle one. My ears are much happier now, and I strongly recommend these over the competition.