I Wanna Ask Somebody Out to the Movies... Is It Safe with Earplugs?

Discussion in 'Support' started by Mario martz, Jun 8, 2016.

    1. Mario martz
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      Mario martz Member

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      02/2016
      I really lost the fear of going to the movies, but I wanna ask...

      Is it safe?

      I only own this kind of ear plugs...
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    2. glynis
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      glynis Member Benefactor Ambassador Hall of Fame

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      Meniere's Disease
      Better with noise reduction plugs that have vents in to reduce sound to a safe Leval.
      Most chemists sell them for a few pound and can get clear plastic ones that you can use again....I
      Ask them out and have fun....lots of love glynis
       

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    3. Path Maker

      Path Maker Member Benefactor

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    4. AUTHOR
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      Mario martz
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      Mario martz Member

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      those look great!!!
      but i thought foam ones were better since they have almost 30db reduction...
      D:
       
    5. Path Maker

      Path Maker Member Benefactor

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      12/2015
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      acoustic
      Not sure - anybody???
       
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    6. AUTHOR
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      Mario martz
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      Mario martz Member

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      i hope foam ones can work for the movies....
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    7. Alue
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      Alue Member Hall of Fame

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      Acoustic Trauma
      Foam ones do offer the best reduction when they fit right.
       
    8. Aaron123

      Aaron123 Member

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      The question is whether you want maximum noise reduction or whether you want less noise reduction that is filtered to make it possible to hear voices/dialog better. If you want maximum reduction, you want properly fitting foam. If you want some reduction but the ability to hear voices/dialog better then you want "musician's" earplugs or something similar.
       
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    9. AUTHOR
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      Mario martz
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      Mario martz Member

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      well i think i want maxium noise reduction!!
      i live in mexico, all movies have subtitles, so thats okay for me.
       
    10. Richard zurowski

      Richard zurowski Member Benefactor

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      27/12/2012
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Ear infection.
      I use silicon. Push em in and they mould to the size of your ear cavity. I use these all the time and haven't had any problems .
       
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    11. Bobby B
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      Bobby B Member Benefactor

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      Seriously unless you are sure that T comes from acoustic trauma I would not worry about wearing earplugs in movies - I saw hundreds of movies in theaters all over world and never once did the sound seem loud enough to cause any damage . I certainly would not enjoy watching movies with plugs in what's the point .
       
    12. AUTHOR
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      Mario martz
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      Mario martz Member

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      02/2016
      well... i dont know where my t came from, hearing loss (even that i have pretty good listening), acustic trauma? noise induced...
      i just woke up like this... lol.. (i listent to some "loud" music for a few minutes... the day before i got t)
       
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