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Just saw these in my email in box.
In ear, multiple fittings for ear canal
Rechargeable with portable battery pack
16 hour run time
Adjustable volume
https://www.botach.com/3m-peltor-tep...ital-earplugs/
Does anyone have the scoop on these?
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From my extensive usage of IEMs (I've used Shures exclusively for portable audio for over a decade now), I'll just state that not everyone can deal with having something stuck in their ear for long periods of time; lots of people will get itching in their ears while the plugs are in. Beyond that, I recall that someone (I want to say it was ToddG) told me that ear plugs do not provide complete hearing protection, and that they should be paired with something over-the-ear or perhaps a ballcap, something to do with how vibrations can still transmit from beyond the ear canal? Not sure.
It's called Bone conduction noise and why ear muffs are genrally superior if you are only going to use one form of hearing protection. Doubling up is best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Default.mp3
Exactly. Getting awesome plugs is great... because it lets you wear thinner muffs when shooting rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by HCM
I run active ear muffs with Foam plugs - Im thinking the reverse would be problematic - conventional ear muffs would interfere with the microphones on active plugs no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Haraise
Do the custom molded conventional plugs offer real benefit over the Foamies?
So far, most of the inner ear stuff I've tried have done better than foamies. If the inner ear stuff interferes with active muffs... just turn off the inner ears. Simple problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by HCM
Note that the Etymotic HD•15 are available on Promotive with slightly better pricing.
I wouldn't mind picking up a pair but they are less than a hundred off a pair of Sordin's so...they better pretty awesome.
Having small ear canals and dealing with a bunch of different plugs I'll take Sordins all day long. I wouldn't go in-ear unless they were custom made. Those are what a lot of skeet shooters seem to use.
I also wouldn't likely shoot a long gun without muffs anyway and would then prefer the outermost equipment to do the ambient amplification. Sordins and Surefire plugs are still tough to beat.
I've occasionally fantasized about running active earplugs under active earmuffs or figuring out how to hook up a pair of custom IEMs to the microphones on Sordins/DEHPs in order to get the benefits of both doubling up and the "hear the good things clearly" concept behind active ear protection.
Such a system is currently available, albeit only in a very niche platform. Meet the Ops-Core RAC: http://teaheadsets.com/index.php/rac.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by dove