DJ Earplugs | DJ Hearing Protection

Notes: DJs run a considerable risk of damaged hearing. Loud music can lead to hearing loss and other physical problems. The MusicSafe earplug contains three different filter sets, providing low, medium, and high attenuation rate to suit every situation. The calibrated filters are designed for listening to music whilst providing optimum hearing protection without loss of clarity. MusicSafe earplugs are very comfortable, and do not cause pressure on or in the ear. Instructions for use are included. FEATURES: * Dual-Flange Silicone Rubber Design for comfort and a great acoustic seal that fits most adults * Low-profile Stem Design for a less noticeable appearance on stage, at the concert or at the club * Interchangeable attenuation filters that let you choose the level of attenuation you need in specific situations * Natural Sound Technology to clearly hear your music and voices at a comfortable, safe volume * Sturdy and stylish silver-coloured hard plastic carry/storage case.

Notes: 8 x earplugs in a practical plastic case.

Notes: Pair of ear plugs, with a firmly attached band.

Notes: The Doc's Pro Plugs Nonvented Earplugs are ideal for musicians, light industry workers and airline attendants. They block out high frequencies but allow one to hear music and verbal communication with clarity.

With a properly fitted set of vented Doc's Proplugs, you can protect against high-frequency hearing loss.

Musicians, light industry workers and in-cabin flight attendants find the Doc's Pro Plugs useful in protecting against hearing loss. This group needs protection from dangerous moderately loud high frequencies, yet they also need to hear verbal communications, machinery's functional sounds and music with clarity.

Notes: The Doc's Pro Plugs Nonvented Earplugs are ideal for musicians, light industry workers and airline attendants. They block out high frequencies but allow one to hear music and verbal communication with clarity.

With a properly fitted set of vented Doc's Proplugs, you can protect against high-frequency hearing loss.

Musicians, light industry workers and in-cabin flight attendants find the Doc's Pro Plugs useful in protecting against hearing loss. This group needs protection from dangerous moderately loud high frequencies, yet they also need to hear verbal communications, machinery's functional sounds and music with clarity.

Notes: The Doc's Pro Plugs Nonvented Earplugs are ideal for musicians, light industry workers and airline attendants. They block out high frequencies but allow one to hear music and verbal communication with clarity.

With a properly fitted set of vented Doc's Proplugs, you can protect against high-frequency hearing loss.

Musicians, light industry workers and in-cabin flight attendants find the Doc's Pro Plugs useful in protecting against hearing loss. This group needs protection from dangerous moderately loud high frequencies, yet they also need to hear verbal communications, machinery's functional sounds and music with clarity.

Notes: Musicians, light industry workers and in-cabin flight attendants find Doc's Proplugs useful in protecting against hearing loss. This group needs protection from dangerous moderately loud high frequencies, yet they also need to hear verbal communications, machinery's functional sounds, and music with clarity.

Musicians and listeners must hear the fidelity of the original sound. This type of moderate protector will have a much lower noise reduction rating than do protectors for maximum attenuation including bass, such as conventional foam insertion plugs, fully sealed custom earmolds or muff type hearing protectors, The duration of exposure also plays an important role. The longer the exposure to loud sound the more likely is there to be damage to the ear. The Doc's Proplugs attenuates about 20 dB across the high frequencies from 2000 to 8000Hz. Rock concerts produce approximately l20 dB. The ear tolerates a noise level of 120 dB for about 2 hours protected by 20 dB attenuation in the high frequencies. To know the sound pressure levels of environmental noise use a sound level meter available at most electronic suppliers.

Note: The EPA requires labeling of Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), as the measure of a hearing protector's noise reducing capabilities. The Doc's Proplugs non-vented model has a rating of 7. The vented model has a low NRR of 2. The results of attenuation tests of bass frequencies (125-1000Hz) are included in the American Standards Institute (ANSI) calculations. As the bass frequencies are very little attenuated by Doc's Proplugs, then the NRR is very low. The level of noise entering a person's ear when a hearing protector is worn as directed is approximated by the difference between the A-weighted environmental noise level and the NRR. For example, if the environmental noise level as measured at the ear is 92dB and the NRR is 2, then the level of noise entering the ear is 90dBA.

Caution: For noise environments dominated by frequencies below 500Hz, the C-weighted environmental noise level should be used. Although hearing protectors can be recommended for protection against the harmful effects of impulsive noise, the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is based on the attenuation of continuous noise and may not be an accurate indicator of the protection attainable against impulsive noise such as gunfire.

Notes: Musicians, light industry workers and in-cabin flight attendants find Doc's Proplugs useful in protecting against hearing loss. This group needs protection from dangerous moderately loud high frequencies, yet they also need to hear verbal communications, machinery's functional sounds, and music with clarity.

Musicians and listeners must hear the fidelity of the original sound. This type of moderate protector will have a much lower noise reduction rating than do protectors for maximum attenuation including bass, such as conventional foam insertion plugs, fully sealed custom earmolds or muff type hearing protectors, The duration of exposure also plays an important role. The longer the exposure to loud sound the more likely is there to be damage to the ear. The Doc's Proplugs attenuates about 20 dB across the high frequencies from 2000 to 8000Hz. Rock concerts produce approximately l20 dB. The ear tolerates a noise level of 120 dB for about 2 hours protected by 20 dB attenuation in the high frequencies. To know the sound pressure levels of environmental noise use a sound level meter available at most electronic suppliers.

Note: The EPA requires labeling of Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), as the measure of a hearing protector's noise reducing capabilities. The Doc's Proplugs non-vented model has a rating of 7. The vented model has a low NRR of 2. The results of attenuation tests of bass frequencies (125-1000Hz) are included in the American Standards Institute (ANSI) calculations. As the bass frequencies are very little attenuated by Doc's Proplugs, then the NRR is very low. The level of noise entering a person's ear when a hearing protector is worn as directed is approximated by the difference between the A-weighted environmental noise level and the NRR. For example, if the environmental noise level as measured at the ear is 92dB and the NRR is 2, then the level of noise entering the ear is 90dBA.

Caution: For noise environments dominated by frequencies below 500Hz, the C-weighted environmental noise level should be used. Although hearing protectors can be recommended for protection against the harmful effects of impulsive noise, the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is based on the attenuation of continuous noise and may not be an accurate indicator of the protection attainable against impulsive noise such as gunfire.

Notes: Musicians, light industry workers and in-cabin flight attendants find Doc's Proplugs useful in protecting against hearing loss. This group needs protection from dangerous moderately loud high frequencies, yet they also need to hear verbal communications, machinery's functional sounds, and music with clarity.

Musicians and listeners must hear the fidelity of the original sound. This type of moderate protector will have a much lower noise reduction rating than do protectors for maximum attenuation including bass, such as conventional foam insertion plugs, fully sealed custom earmolds or muff type hearing protectors, The duration of exposure also plays an important role. The longer the exposure to loud sound the more likely is there to be damage to the ear. The Doc's Proplugs attenuates about 20 dB across the high frequencies from 2000 to 8000Hz. Rock concerts produce approximately l20 dB. The ear tolerates a noise level of 120 dB for about 2 hours protected by 20 dB attenuation in the high frequencies. To know the sound pressure levels of environmental noise use a sound level meter available at most electronic suppliers.

Note: The EPA requires labeling of Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), as the measure of a hearing protector's noise reducing capabilities. The Doc's Proplugs non-vented model has a rating of 7. The vented model has a low NRR of 2. The results of attenuation tests of bass frequencies (125-1000Hz) are included in the American Standards Institute (ANSI) calculations. As the bass frequencies are very little attenuated by Doc's Proplugs, then the NRR is very low. The level of noise entering a person's ear when a hearing protector is worn as directed is approximated by the difference between the A-weighted environmental noise level and the NRR. For example, if the environmental noise level as measured at the ear is 92dB and the NRR is 2, then the level of noise entering the ear is 90dBA.

Caution: For noise environments dominated by frequencies below 500Hz, the C-weighted environmental noise level should be used. Although hearing protectors can be recommended for protection against the harmful effects of impulsive noise, the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is based on the attenuation of continuous noise and may not be an accurate indicator of the protection attainable against impulsive noise such as gunfire.

Notes: FliteMate Earplugs are excellent at reducing ear pain in rapid atmospheric pressure changes and during takeoff or landing .They also reduce the noise level while allowing you to hear conversations & use head phones. They are made from 100% silicone, reusable & come in a compact key-chain case for easy storage.

Notes: FliteMate Earplugs are excellent at reducing ear pain in rapid atmospheric pressure changes and during takeoff or landing .They also reduce the noise level while allowing you to hear conversations & use head phones. They are made from 100% silicone, reusable & come in a compact key-chain case for easy storage.

Notes: FliteMate Earplugs are excellent at reducing ear pain in rapid atmospheric pressure changes and during takeoff or landing .They also reduce the noise level while allowing you to hear conversations & use head phones. They are made from 100% silicone, reusable & come in a compact key-chain case for easy storage.

Notes: Pair of ear plugs for inserting into the ear canal to protect against noise. Multicoloured.

Notes: ProGuard Earsonics Pro-Musicians Custom Earplugs give your ears the protection required to help safeguard your hearing from excessive levels of sound that may lead to tinnitus, deafness and other noise related symptoms. Fitted with the unique Earsonics acoustic filters developed over a number of years by French Musician and Sound Engineer Franck Lopez, your ProGuards will reduce the sound reaching your eardrum yet still allow you to hear the music with it's full acoustic content enhancing the lows and highs with it's built in passive loudness filter; regard it as a volume control for your ears.

ProGuard Earsonics Pro-Musicians Custom Earplugs come with a choice of three acoustic filters, 8 dB (soft Pad) used for low level protection will give excellent dynamic response,13 dB (medium Pad) allowing you to feel the musical sensation and 17 dB (Hard Pad) for efficient noise safeguard but still allowing you to hear the full acoustic experience. The Earpad is in fact the first linear Earplug with new patented loudness musical response concept, in other words the high and low frequencies are boosted to compensate for the ears natural susceptibility to lose the detail of these frequencies when the volume is reduced, a similar experience happens when you switch in the loudness button on an amplifier. The resulting sound will give amazing experience for musicians and audiophiles yet still give you the protection you need.

The custom earplug body is manufactured from hard acrylic making it completely durable, hard wearing and comfortable for long periods of use.

Check which Filter Pad is suitable for your application.

ProGuard recognise the importance of individual hearing products, we will simplify every stage of getting your own custom fit products made. Of course each product in the range will require impressions of your ears. The process is completely painless and will take no longer than 15 minutes. If you want to get a full understanding of the process where it is fully explained, go to the audiology section on this site. Because we offer a straight out of the box solution, arrangements will be made for impressions to be taken of your ears at one of our locations nationally. Once this procedure has been carried out, you just need to send them back to us in the pre-paid box supplied and in approximately 14 days your own Custom Fit hearing product will arrive at your doorstep.