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    Hi again ,

    During a set, of course,we all have a strong and solid headphones (i bought mine following the strong advices of the main website djtechtools).
    But when it s finished and you have to go here and there on stage because of the monitoring for example or you simply have to stay on stage for various reasons, your ears are very much exposed and I try to find something simple and light to protect my ears.

    So far, I found a company in France (where I come from) which can produce some earplug but they can not be attached (otherwise you lose the warranty) with a small wire or something similar and they are very very expensive (about $400 for a pair of earplug)
    On the other side, the guy told me you can put them and manage the prim filter so you can wear them during your set (and then you set your plugs at 0% filter) and when you finish, you set the filter at 50% for example to avoid to damage your little ears.

    Anyway, that was just an example so if you guys have some good tips, please don 't hesitate.

    Thanks ,

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    http://www.samash.com/p/Rock%20N%20R...Case_-49961798 or similar product. i dont buy super expensive plugs. i lose them... im a fan of 5 dollor plugs, they sound great and have a fairly flat attenuation.

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    Thx Djalexlaine but I would prefer something a bit more dedicated and surely linked so I can clip the main wire like some some headsets.

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    it comes with a case, throw them in it and drop it in your pocket?

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    I suggest a pair of these. You can find them in uk stores and are very cheap for how well they protect your ears.

    http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er20.aspx

    They keep the clarity of the music as well as cutting the volume level down by about 20 decibels
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    see example of what I have in mind (for my small brain which tend to lose everything)
    The Ety look very good : are you using them already ?


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    Anybody use Big Ears? I have a buddy that's a rep and has offered to give me a decent deal on ear plugs.
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    i'm accumulating earplugs from work, as they're used in an industrial environment i figure they should do the job

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    Quote Originally Posted by bviman View Post
    see example of what I have in mind (for my small brain which tend to lose everything)
    The Ety look very good : are you using them already ?

    No I don't but I know a few people who do and I'll be getting myself a pair next week when i get paid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R-Presley View Post
    I suggest a pair of these. You can find them in uk stores and are very cheap for how well they protect your ears.

    http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er20.aspx

    They keep the clarity of the music as well as cutting the volume level down by about 20 decibels
    Those look good but does that plastic bit on the end stick out a lot? Is it removable or something? It looks like it would touch headphones while wearing them.

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