[warpdriver]

Quote:

Originally Posted by quoteunquote i play bass in a band and have been looking into getting some plugs. are the Etymotic ER-20's reusable?

For sure, they will last quite a while. You just have to wipe them clean once in a while

 

[warpdriver]

Quote:

Originally Posted by afxdave Too much for my broke-***** right now. I checked these too: http://www.earplugsonline.com/index.html Anyone have any experience/hearsay about them?

Those are just regular earplugs. It will sound really muffled if you go to a concert with those.

The ER20 reduces noise but the music still sounds good, hence the name Hi-Fidelity earplugs

 

[quoteunquote]

great. think ill order a pair from todd.

 

[fierce_freak]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jonnywolfet i cant bear to use my er20 at concerts, they severly batter the details and highs (everything sounds boomy and jumbled as a result). im saving up for some customs.

I didn't really experience that. The balance isn't perfect, but for the price they're miles and miles ahead of anything else (minus musician's, of course)

 

[MD1032]

We found the Ear Plug Store to have the best prices. They sell them in packs, and you'll want to have more than one pair.

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/earplugstore/

 

[Edwood]

How much are the Hearos ER-20 clones?

the ER-20's go for about $10 + shipping.

-Ed

 

[jlo mein]

I used the ER-20's for the first time today at the movies. I have used them at concerts and clubs before, but never at a theatre.

I went to go see V for Vandetta and one of the opening scenes with a character swishing knives through the air was incredibly ear piercing. I was very comfortable after inserting the ER-20s, and I noticed my friends in attendence with me had a hard time in the loud scenes.

I really cannot understand why movies are so loud? Is it my imagination or false sense of memory that makes me believe theatres today are louder than in the past?

I find it odd that there is so much protest about controlling volume levels for portable audio devices and yet movie theatres can get away with anything.

 

[pezzy]

hey kush would you happen to have a brother name ank ?

 

[warpdriver]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jlo mein I used the ER-20's for the first time today at the movies. I have used them at concerts and clubs before, but never at a theatre. I went to go see V for Vandetta and one of the opening scenes with a character swishing knives through the air was incredibly ear piercing. I was very comfortable after inserting the ER-20s, and I noticed my friends in attendence with me had a hard time in the loud scenes. I really cannot understand why movies are so loud? Is it my imagination or false sense of memory that makes me believe theatres today are louder than in the past? I find it odd that there is so much protest about controlling volume levels for portable audio devices and yet movie theatres can get away with anything.

Great movie.

I agree that they aren't too careful with volume levels sometimes. I'd make an effort to let them know after the movie if the volume was too high.

 

[ken36]

Oxymoron?

 

[imho]

Hey doesn't this belong in the headphone forum?

Anyway, I dragged this thread from the portable forum...

http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showt...90#post2079060

oh yeah, and have fun at all the FREE SHIPPING & NO TAX headphones...

I LOVE J&R!
http://www.jr.com/JRSectionView.proc...10942&Ne=10000