I have an awful upstairs neighbors, they throw stuffs on the floor at the middle of the night, any way do these muffs block the noise?
1115975
These particular ear plugs are a bit smaller than what you would find at a local CVS/Walgreens but do a superb job at blocking noise. I have used earplugs for many years due to my beloved's snoring and these are very comfortable and I would these "should" take the edge off of your neighbor's behavior. They do not block out everything (nor would you really want them to) but I'd think would give more than enough relief to get some sleep. Having used many brands over the years, I really like these.
1115976
No I don't think so...these ears plugs are too weak. I recommend the "the HEAROS Extreme Ear Plugs" You can buy it here at amazon.
1115977
That was the reason I bought them. They work the best out of everthing I tried. Ear plugs create other problems. This was the bes set of more than 12 types I tested. Being the softest gave them the best fit and didn't poke me if I rolled over to sleep on my side.
1115978
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.
770224
Turn them off and see if they muffle the sound. If the muffs are not fitted properly to your head, it will not suppress the gun reports. Mine work fine (like everyone else's).
1085980
yes they should. they do not block sound, they reduce it to safe levels. It should,because it work as good as any regular ear muffs.
731544
If there's a bedroom right above they're going to hear it. Regarding neighbors, if you're in a multi-unit townhouse our something similar they're going to hear it as well. If you're in a SFR it's no problem unless you're screaming like Bruce Lee. Regardless, my suggestion would be to add a good strong spring to your set-up to take stress off the wood beam/mount and to also reduce noise somewhat.
1086036
The headphones have noise cancellation, but all that does is block out outside/ambient sound. So while they prevent outside noise from getting in, they don't stop noise from getting out. From my experience though, even when turned up loudly, it was not able to be heard by others.
938862
The seem to be just normal earmuffs blocking 82db and above when there are no batteries but I can not say this for sure because I have not field tested them without the batteries. My guess is that they work the same when there are no batteries or if they are dead, as they do when the volume is turned down while they are on; they cut out 82db and above without amplifying sounds below that range...
2183853
These things are awesome. You attach the bass drum mute with Velcro and all the drums are dampened enough. Play while people are home without being annoying, seems like I just close the door and they can barley hear me. Hope this helps! Keep drumming man!
1558765
There is a bass adjust knob, I would assume you could adjust it accordingly to not disturb them
1910849
They do not cancel out background noise, you can hear other people's conversation clearly if your volume is low enough
784186
No. They're closed back, so the sound is mostly muffled to an outside listener. They'll hear something if you have it loud enough. But they're mostly isolated.
2110946
These would definitely help. I have the Exact same problem with the dogs next to me. I wear these earplugs constantly, day and night. I still hear the dogs, but at least the noise is tolerable. I also have 'white noise', the constant drone of a fan in the bedroom, which helps mask the noise. Great 1-2 combination to help me sleep.
1568019
They work by cutting out loud noises, but everyday normal sounds can be heard. If you turn off the electronics, they're just regular ear muffs.
564989
They block out external sound well, but do not have active noise cancelation. They don't leak sound so if you turn up the volume you won't bother those near you.
872990
Maybe, if you are someone who can sleep lying on his/her back all night long, or has a special donut-shaped pillow which leaves room for the earmuffs. If the sound you are trying to deaden is rumbly, be aware that some of that low frequency sound is still going to get through.
88593
Agree with Amazon Mama's response. Good earphones but not the best for blocking noise.
604936
If you are trying to silence the sound there's nothing that I know of that will do that. As far as dampening the sound of an explosion they do a wonderful job while allowing normal levels of sound through. I use mine at the shooting range and can hear normal sounds without the loud sounds of the firing blasting my ears.
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I feel these are only good to keep very loud sounds out. They do not block voice etc, but keep sounds like machinery out.