64 Audio – Free Custom Earplugs

[64Audio]

Hello Head-Fi Family!

Did you know May is Better Hearing and Speech Month? We're offering free custom earplugs with the purchase of select in-ear monitors for the entire month.

Receive free custom earplugs when you order an A4t, A6t, N8, A12t or A18t.
Or 50% off a set of custom earplugs when you order an A2e or A3e.

To redeem, add both your IEM and earplugs to cart and enter promo code 64HearEverything. Offer ends May 31st.

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[mwhals]

What is the dB reduction with the custom ear plugs and are they good for mowing grass? I wear glasses and custom would be better as long as sweat doesn’t harm it.

 

[64Audio]

What is the dB reduction with the custom ear plugs and are they good for mowing grass? I wear glasses and custom would be better as long as sweat doesn’t harm it.

Hi mwhals, these would be great for mowing the lawn and other yard work. You can order our custom earplugs with your choice of isolation level:

• m15 apex module provides -15dB at 300Hz
• m20 apex module provides -20dB at 300Hz
• solid -26dB plugs at 300Hz

Visit the product page to learn more https://www.64audio.com/product/Custom-EarPlugs

 

[mwhals]

Hi mwhals, these would be great for mowing the lawn and other yard work. You can order our custom earplugs with your choice of isolation level:

• m15 apex module provides -15dB at 300Hz
• m20 apex module provides -20dB at 300Hz
• solid -26dB plugs at 300Hz

Visit the product page to learn more https://www.64audio.com/product/Custom-EarPlugs

Thanks! I would definitely do the -26dB. I wear glasses and ear muffs have to seal over them. Foam plugs don’t work as well.

 

[whitedragon551]

How would these do at a gun range? I cant stand the big over the top style ear muffs.

 

[mwhals]

How would these do at a gun range? I cant stand the big over the top style ear muffs.

It would depend on the caliber you shoot. There are noise canceling ear muffs that are very good.

 

[DeepSouth]

It would depend on the caliber you shoot. There are noise canceling ear muffs that are very good.

As a guy who shoots on occasion this seems half true. They aren't noise cancelling, they are electronic hearing protection that uses microphones to amplify sound under 85 dB, while blocking sounds passively like normal ear muffs do. It's good for having a friend at the range, or able to hear range officer commands.

Personally I double up at indoor ranges. I like foam or custom electronic plugs (it's like a hearing aid that blocks noise), and I put electronic hearing muffs over those.

Outdoor range? -26dB is ok
Indoor range? -26dB is ok per range rules where I go, yet foam plugs may not be allowed. I'd double up though. I had a muff break in the range. Luckily I had foam plugs underneath and was able to walk out without panic or damage to my hearing.

 

[mwhals]

I double up too.