I work in a concert hall do you think these provide enough noise reduction? right now i use foam plugs.
1625703
I've used mine in extremely loud rock concerts and thought they worked great. The foam plugs are a little more extreme than these as far as db level I'd imagine.......so if you don't need quite that much these will be good plus you should be able to hear a little more of an even frequency range (clearer) with these.
1625704
I'm sure. And they will maintain a full range of frequencies as well. I've used a few different types iver the years in a variety of bands. Some classic rock bands. A concert hall should be easily handled. They are also inconspicuos and comfortable. You should like them. D
1625705
They provide protection at the level that you can enjoy the music, but not get blown away. I used to use the foam and with those I could hear the words and people talking, but I could never enjoy the music. So it depends on what you are looking to achieve.
1625706
I think they do. I haven't used them in concert hall-like spaces too much, but they work really well in smaller rooms where I usually practice by myself and with a pipe band. I forgot to put them in one time, and was sort of shocked by how loud it gets without them! The good thing, too, is that you can still hear people talk and you can still hear enough of the music to play well.
1625707
These earplugs only cut off about 10 db, but they do it without changing the sound you are hearing.I can still talk to people with these earplugs in, but when the music starts getting around 100 db or more, they keep the loudest parts of the sound from hurting my ears. However, remember if you are somewhere where it is 105 db, you're still getting 95 in your ears.p.s. they are very comfortable to wear and virtually invisible. I don't like the audience to know that I am wearing earplugs.
674910
They will block noise to an extent though but not as much as ear plugs or active noise canceling headphones. I use these while mowing the lawn and working the the shop to block noise while listening to music.
1894535
These "tune in" to distant/ quiet sounds while muffling loud/ near by noises, in essence balancing the surrounding volume. I think they would work but unless you planed to use the audio jack I think they may be to heavy for what you want.
2140562
Don't think anything will "block" out loud music, but these plugs will definitely help. I think they are rated at 35 or 39 decibels, so anything louder than that will get through.
1894536
Yes, they would work very well for that. I use them at work to block out annoying co workers and my boss always telling me what to do. However the music volume doesn't go very loud because they are not amplified speakers. I don't use them often anymore tho because I don't have a job due to my lack of coherence.
2269897
They are good for noise cancellation of regular conversation. I use them at work and can't hear the other workers. I work in an open call center type of setup.
536624
Not completely. I have not found anything that will do that as much as try to advertise! I wear them everynight because they do block most ambient sound i.e. fans, tv's down low.
363683
Not sure about those noises. The seem to block white noise and reduce loud music best. At a rock concert I could hear my wife talking to me clearly.
638975
I would say yes. I use headphones when riding and with no music on they dampen pretty well so I would assume these would do a better job.
1571080
They would probably do a good job softening the sound. I use them for drumming, and they soften the sounds so I can hear them, but they are not to loud.
1558207
These are more sound "dampeners" than they are sound "proofers." I am using them in a small conference room to eliminate echoes on the speaker phone and they work well. They will of course absorb some of the sound coming through your wall, but probably not the amount you hope. You probably need something solid.
2148723
I use the earplugs for blocking out stage noise. I play in a band. The earphones have two pairs of inserts. One set blocks out more noise than the other. I like them as they filter the sound and some of the music comes through. My opinion is, I think they would work for you. You should be able to hopefully hear a honking horn and sirens, if need be. I am happy with them. Good luck.
1015583
I use these at work. There is a lot of machine noise there. It dulls out the sound of the machines but I can still hear people talking so I think yes these would work.
1744217
No, they will not reduce the sound enough. The foam earplugs will protect your ears and muffle the sound much better than these.
2011648
I'd install some type of insulation.....because you will hear noise on these. Not terrible at all, though.
251176
I have used them on public transportation. They do a pretty good job of keeping room-level noise out (e.g. nearby conversations), but you'll hear louder noises like a train running through tunnels, etc. I think the noise suppression is fine but not remarkable.
567658
I think they would do fine. I use them for loud meetings, but I can still hear the person next to me. Hope this helps.