[Vergex2]

Would you do it? If I turned a lot, would it break?
 
How well do they isolate?
 

I'm asking because my walls isolate like paper and three-four meters away in the adjacent room, my grandfather who is legally deaf wakes up at the most random times at night and is pretty distracting. My grandmother wakes up as a result, and the only way for them to communicate is to raise their voices to a near scream, even despite his hearing aid.
 
Or maybe I should get custom earplugs from JHA?
 
http://www.jhaudio.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=24
 
 
They'd also be useful for isolation at times when needed.

 

[2rooi123]

dont sleep with it on. u wouldnt wanna spend another 400 bucks do you?

 

[Hung0702]

Haven't had any experience with them, but from the looks of it, it's very solid headphone. If anything were to break, it'd be the headpiece. I'd read over the finer details of the warranty before putting them at risk. 
 
Earplugs are definitely the more practical solution, although equally uncomfortable. Those customs are definitely better than the throwaway variety. A premium price for premium isolation. Just be happy you don't live in old-style Japanese houses. The walls are literally made from paper.

 

[Ypoknons]

Standard earplugs are a lot cheaper. Or maybe they sell earmuffs for sleeping somewhere.

 

[KLS]

 
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How well do they isolate?
 
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Check the isolation yourself when they arrive.
 
Like what @2rooi123 said, if you really have extra $400 you may try to sleep with them on.