Hi I'm a dancer and I like to do shows on the street i was wondering if these are loud enough to catch peoples attention? i also do shows in Trains.
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The speaker is certainly loud enough. You may want have something to set it on while playing it at higher volumes, as the bass causes the speaker to move around. I set it on my iPad case, and that dose the trick nicely.
1114511
The sound amplification is good considering the size of the speaker but I doubt it will be loud enough for what you are planning on using it for. A bose speaker might be better suited
1021191
These are good at cancelling ambient noise such as you may experience in a train, bus or plane. People talking loudly close-by? Not so sure. The audio quality is up to scratch, I would definitely recommend them for music.
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You'd definitely hear a horn honking, but beyond that, it's going to depend on how loud you play your music. If it helps, they don't completely block out all noise. If you were to have them in your ears but not playing anything through them, you'd still hear outside noises, if a little muffled.
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I don't think it is real loud, but, I bought them for the horse stalls, and you can hear them, but they are not so loud that you cannot have a conversation. We have 10-20 going at a time.
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I use them for dj work and have a great sound at a higher setting. For home you may want a sub woofer for lower volume. I love them! Great eye appeal!
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Yes. I think they would work fine for this. I bought them for bicycle communication and they didn't work for that all all. Too much street and wind noise. But in a building they should be fine. They worked well in my home and even outside. Just not for the use I bought them for. t
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I have done several gigs with these speakers I have one set of two and have been pleased with the sound the sound at high levels will be ear piercing I keep my mixer at less than half and get good results Like any speakers you put the higher than the crowd they will be heard throughout the room but to anser your question if it will sound good with 800 people I would say if this is your only source of sound u may be disappointed You will need at least two subs for the bass
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They are decently loud for the size of speaker. These are not huge but they work pretty well for the size. You could use them for a party sure, but they aren't huge loudspeakers.
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Not bad, it depends on the environment though. It can easily drown out street traffic and daily use for like an office setting, with possibly the exception for maybe sirens, road construction, or if you're on a noisy subway or something. I usually just turn it up louder depending on the environment. I typically turn it up to about halfway on my iphone so it definitely has a lot of headroom if you want to drown out other noises.
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Walking on concrete they are very noisy but I did it for short distances. I did not use them on subway platforms but I don't think I would wear them to go up/down stairs. Especially not with metal steps (such as some subway entrances that have metal steps. Not allowed indoors where I went in Norway ( would damage wood floors probably). So I took them off/on as needed, a little uncomfortable to do that when going in/out of stores, but worked better with a carabiner clip (I hang them with the clip out of my bag when I went indoors).
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They aren't terribly loud but you will hear tapping from the other room. If I don't wear earbuds while playing and just use regular headphones it can be more difficult to hear the electronic volume over the tapping unless I turn it up a lot more.
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Not so good for working out, they will fly off and are a little heavy. These are better for plane or train trips. Plus when you have the sound reducer on, the head phones make a little noise that bothers me, but I may be just being a little picky on the last part.
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I would suggest they would be as effective as an able person "calling out", so between nearby rooms with open doors they should be OK for this purpose. Ours are too new to comment on sound volume as batteries wear out. They take 2 x AAA batteries and need a small Phillips ("cross") screw driver, so use quality alkalines (like Duracell or Energizer). At the low price for these buzzers, it's a great idea to try for that purpose and, if they don't suit, maybe donate them to your local school? :-)
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Yes, but it depends how loud the street traffic is. This makes a steady wooshing sound. I wouldn't call it loud but it's not quiet either. It drowns out background noise well.
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Sadly, I sold my bike about a month before I bought these, so I haven't tested them in that environment. :^( However, I think these would work fine, plus these are great for any loud environment where you still need to hear people talk. Also, these would be good if you use a device like ScalaRider or Chatterbox. Earasers do have another product called "Peace and Quiet" that seem to block more sound and may be better for highway speeds on a motorcycle, though.
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I use my speaker outdoors when I work out and even though i have it on the highest setting I wish it were just a tad bit louder. I think if the classroom is small it might work.
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It's worth giving them a chance. The key is placing them correctly in your ear. If you manage to hear your voice wierd them you have place them correctly. I have a road with 24h of heavy traffic and they really work.