Posted: 10/27/2010 8:56:52 AM EDT
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Recommend me some earpro. Looking mainly for plugs.
I've just been using the squishy orange ones for too long now and I feel it's time to treat my ears to some relief. |
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The best disposables I've found are Howard Leight Max Lite. I just got a new pair of Howard Leight Impact Sport muffs, they are the friggin' bomb! http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01526-Electronic-Earmuff/dp/B001T7QJ9O I also have a pair of high dollar Gentex Wolf Ears |
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Concur with the impact electronic muffs. Love mine
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The best disposables I've found are Howard Leight Max Lite. I just got a new pair of Howard Leight Impact Sport muffs, they are the friggin' bomb! http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01526-Electronic-Earmuff/dp/B001T7QJ9O I also have a pair of high dollar Gentex Wolf Ears Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Concur with the impact electronic muffs. Love mine Quoted:
The best disposables I've found are Howard Leight Max Lite. I just got a new pair of Howard Leight Impact Sport muffs, they are the friggin' bomb! http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01526-Electronic-Earmuff/dp/B001T7QJ9O I also have a pair of high dollar Gentex Wolf Ears Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Impacts are the best you can do within $100 of their price...fantastic ear pro |
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I recommend the SureFire EP series Sonic Defender plugs as a non-disposable option for shooting outdoors:
SureFire Sonic Defenders at MidwayUSA I see these are also being sold under the SportEar brand now: SportEar plugs For indoor use and disposables, I recommend the Remington-branded soft foam green plugs available at Wally-world. Similar to these: Soft plugs |
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I wear plugs every day. Not for work, but for guitar practice. I like to FEEL the music, so I play my tube amps loud (and they sound better loud). I started getting tinitus several years ago and when I started wearing plugs it mostly went away.
Anyways... I'd like to find some nice plugs that cut a lot of the constant volume down, but that still retain the crisp presence in the EQ. And a good fit and longevity would be nice too. Anyone got any ideas? |
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I recommend the SureFire EP series Sonic Defender plugs as a non-disposable option for shooting outdoors: SureFire Sonic Defenders at MidwayUSA I see these are also being sold under the SportEar brand now: SportEar plugs For indoor use and disposables, I recommend the Remington-branded soft foam green plugs available at Wally-world. Similar to these: Soft plugs I use the surefire EP3's as well, and love them. More recently, I've been shooting suppressed  Lot more fun, lot more expensive though...
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I wear plugs every day. Not for work, but for guitar practice. I like to FEEL the music, so I play my tube amps loud (and they sound better loud). I started getting tinitus several years ago and when I started wearing plugs it mostly went away. Anyways... I'd like to find some nice plugs that cut a lot of the constant volume down, but that still retain the crisp presence in the EQ. And a good fit and longevity would be nice too. Anyone got any ideas? Might check Westone. They make a couple variants of Musician Plugs. ((ETA)) Can't spell for crap this morning. 
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I wear plugs every day. Not for work, but for guitar practice. I like to FEEL the music, so I play my tube amps loud (and they sound better loud). I started getting tinitus several years ago and when I started wearing plugs it mostly went away. Anyways... I'd like to find some nice plugs that cut a lot of the constant volume down, but that still retain the crisp presence in the EQ. And a good fit and longevity would be nice too. Anyone got any ideas? Might check Westone. They make a couple variants of Musician Plugs. ((ETA)) Can't spell for crap this morning. Cool. Checking now. Thanks! |