Musicians have to stay tuned to headphones day in and day out. Besides, they have to listen to sounds of different frequencies again and again. This increases the chances of them suffering from hearing disorders like tinnitus. It can also make them susceptible to getting super sensitive to certain frequencies. If you don’t want to suffer from any such hearing disorder(s), you must use musicians’ caps and ear muffs to protect your ears when wearing headphones. And this guide will take you through a couple of such products.
However, before you can have a look at such high-quality ear muffs, you must also know what features make an ear muff worth your money. Have a look!
- A good quality ear muff has super soft silicone earpieces that cause no allergy and pain when worn.
- A good quality ear muff offers a snug fit so that it doesn’t get loose despite jaw movement when singing or speaking.
- It should be medical grade silicone that doesn’t shrink with time.
- Most premium quality ear muffs have replaceable cables.
- They should offer up-to 45.5 dB sound isolation for sounds belonging to a particular frequency, and nothing less than 37 dB between the entire 20Hz-20kHz spectrum.
That said, let’s now take you through the two excellent ear muffs that you can buy at the Audiologie Centre West Clinic. Read through to learn more.
- 2MAX Ear Plug
This Audiologie Centre Ouest bouchons baignade ear plug actually gives the same feel as that of studio-quality sound. Some of the must know features of this ear plug are listed below.
- It’s fully compatible with IEM systems.
- It can be plugged with all portable audio devices.
- 3MAX ™ Ear Plug
It has soft silicone earpieces that are extremely gentle and cause no pain even when first continuously for hours. Some of its most stunning features that make it so popular are given below.
- Its speaker system has a twin drive bass.
- It has a higher and richer bass response.
- It, just like its precursor, the 2MAX, is compatible with all IEM and portable audio instruments and devices.
Last but not the least, we would also like to make a mention of the different hearing tests and assessments that all musicians must periodically undergo.
- The tinnitus assessment test.
- The hyperacusis assessment test.
All in all, you can have a look at many other key pointers related to the well-being of a musician on the Audiologie Centre Ouest website.
