High-noise-reduction earplugs to protect your ears from loud live music and concerts.Effectively cut surrounding noise, achieving excellent noise reduction of 20dB or more. Designed to maintain sound quality balance while reducing strain on the ears, ensuring comfort even during prolonged wear.
The CLASSIC PRO / HEM10 is a high-noise-blocking earmuff designed to protect children's delicate ears from loud noises. With a noise reduction of up to 29dB, it effectively cuts out noise from live concerts, fireworks displays, and other similar events. Its lightweight design and adjustable headband make it a comfortable and safe essential for hearing protection.
CRESCENDO / MUSIC 20 S/M/L earplugs are specially designed for concert halls and music lovers. Their acoustic mesh filters reduce sound levels to safe listening levels while providing balanced, natural sound quality across the entire frequency range.
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CRESCENDO PRO Fcking Loud 25 is a high-performance earplug designed for musicians, including drummers and guitarists, who play in loud environments, and for audiences who enjoy music at rock concerts and clubs. Previous model: Crescendo Drummer
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Earasers are high-performance earplugs for musicians. They reduce high-pitched sounds up to about 19dB and protect your ears from damage caused by noise. These earplugs only reduce high-frequency sounds, so they transmit natural sound without compromising the musical quality.
The standard high-performance earplugs used by professionals. A standard model of high-performance earplugs that reduce volume only, with little or no change in ambient sound quality.
ALPINE/NEW MUSICSAFE-PRO is a high-performance earplug that protects the ears of musicians and artists who perform in loud venues such as live houses and concerts.