These are totally worth it. I have been using these to play music and to go to live shows for about 8 years now. Loud concerts actually sound BETTER with these.
@@chocolateicecream3150 I didnt know they had choices, but I think -19 is what they sell off the shelf at Guitar Center. It’s a good middle ground, honestly. I never feel like they are too loud or quiet for music. Just “comfortable”
@@chocolateicecream3150 if they do have choices, I would keep the -19 for when I’m actually on stage, and maybe like -11 or something for going to shows. The -19 is great for both, though.
I recently went to an otolaryngologist (ear doctor) and was told to keep away from loud noise or music to protect my hearing. This is really an important message that you bring today. Thank you. I don't think anybody else in this wireless ear bud community would have thought of it. Very conscious, wise and thoughtful on your part. Great job!
Thank you for actually turning your freaking head so we can see them in your ears! I'm a server and can get overwhelmed with loud music blaring, etc but still want to be able to focus on my customers and hear when I'm called to the kitchen. I want some earplugs that are discreet so I'm not endlessly questioned about it.
I started using these years ago and it's the best feeling taking them out after a concert and not having that muffled/ringing fatigue that you get when you're not wearing any hearing protection. I'll even wear them to the movie theater because some movies are crazy loud. it may sound ridiculous, but I take my hearing quite seriously and I try preserve it the best I can. I have both the regular and Euro versions. I tend to leave the regulars in my car as a "just in case", for example if I end up at a restaurant or something and they have a live band playing loud, and take the Euro ones to concerts. Not only is one of my favorite hobbies listening to music with a good pair of headphones, but I've also heard too many stories about how bad tinnitus can be and I do not want to experience that
They do seem to be a little expensive but as a 60 year old man i can tell you it's totally worth the money to protect your hearing. Thank you for doing this episode. 💯🇺🇸
Alot of talking here. But do they actually work well for singers or electric guitar players. I need to just lower the volume at an equal level of attenuation. How well do these achieve this compared to eargasm
Earasers the best earplug i ever buy. I use then since many years now, and it's the only product who keep this kind of quality of sound and still really proctect your ears. I go to a lot of concerts (and play music) and I've never been disappointed. They've replaced my custom in ear protection because i find Earasers to be more confortable, are cheaper (the ears evolve over the years, so after a while you have update your custom in-ear protection.. and so it will cost much more than "expected"). So, great to see a review of this product here!
Great video as usual, Keith. :) Always important to protect your hearing. I'm > 50, and I'm not that bad, but I don't hear like I used to. Guess Raycon won't be asking for a sponsorship anytime soon. LOL. :)
*Ive been using a jerry-rig setup to protect my hearing at music shows or clubs yes i do look a little goofy but i value my hearing without it i would lose my favorite hobby which is music but now thanks to you im ordering*
Thank you for the heads up Keith, this is a very important review cause I am 1 of these people who listens to loud music on my earbuds 😔 so I got to be careful at my old age 😂.
So would you recommend -19dB or -26dB for an amateur musician playing in a garage band, who also goes to concerts? Im leaning towards -26dB but i will be gratefull if you can share your opinion. Also medium size looks good for a adult male.
@@OfficialGamesky no but it sounds dubious if you say its not sponsored while having 3 links in description. just tell the truth no one cares about that anymore nowadays
I am not a client forme this because i live in a quiet environment. But i find the price of these totally prohibitive. However i could go to buy an add on that would prevent my tws from falling, because they tend to do it at the worst moment, for instance when m'y both hands are so busy that i can't press them back in my ear canal. Of course i could wait for a lovely woman to telle her, excuse me love,can you press on my earbuds. But i doubt that the tactic would be anyway cinclusive. 😂😂😂 So if you know somme kind of universal stabiliser, i could go for it
Good product but for 99% of the people Loop earplugs are gonna be a better investment, same result, easier to use, more reusability and half the price.
Earasers don't make the sound as muddy as the other earplugs protectors. They have a clearer sounding. In fact, it makes listening more pleasant, while protecting as much as the others. Frankly, it is a good investment if you want to enjoy your concert.
Practice safe listening use rubbers. 💆😏
Lol
These are totally worth it. I have been using these to play music and to go to live shows for about 8 years now. Loud concerts actually sound BETTER with these.
What -dB peak do you use?
@@chocolateicecream3150 I didnt know they had choices, but I think -19 is what they sell off the shelf at Guitar Center. It’s a good middle ground, honestly. I never feel like they are too loud or quiet for music. Just “comfortable”
@@chocolateicecream3150 if they do have choices, I would keep the -19 for when I’m actually on stage, and maybe like -11 or something for going to shows. The -19 is great for both, though.
I recently went to an otolaryngologist (ear doctor) and was told to keep away from loud noise or music to protect my hearing. This is really an important message that you bring today. Thank you. I don't think anybody else in this wireless ear bud community would have thought of it. Very conscious, wise and thoughtful on your part. Great job!
Thank you for actually turning your freaking head so we can see them in your ears! I'm a server and can get overwhelmed with loud music blaring, etc but still want to be able to focus on my customers and hear when I'm called to the kitchen. I want some earplugs that are discreet so I'm not endlessly questioned about it.
I started using these years ago and it's the best feeling taking them out after a concert and not having that muffled/ringing fatigue that you get when you're not wearing any hearing protection. I'll even wear them to the movie theater because some movies are crazy loud. it may sound ridiculous, but I take my hearing quite seriously and I try preserve it the best I can. I have both the regular and Euro versions. I tend to leave the regulars in my car as a "just in case", for example if I end up at a restaurant or something and they have a live band playing loud, and take the Euro ones to concerts. Not only is one of my favorite hobbies listening to music with a good pair of headphones, but I've also heard too many stories about how bad tinnitus can be and I do not want to experience that
They do seem to be a little expensive but as a 60 year old man i can tell you it's totally worth the money to protect your hearing. Thank you for doing this episode. 💯🇺🇸
I had some custom made(Alpine) which were a lot more expensive than these🫣😎
It's all worth it though....
Alot of talking here. But do they actually work well for singers or electric guitar players. I need to just lower the volume at an equal level of attenuation. How well do these achieve this compared to eargasm
This is such a good idea. I'm impressed. These are good just to have.
Earasers the best earplug i ever buy. I use then since many years now, and it's the only product who keep this kind of quality of sound and still really proctect your ears.
I go to a lot of concerts (and play music) and I've never been disappointed.
They've replaced my custom in ear protection because i find Earasers to be more confortable, are cheaper (the ears evolve over the years, so after a while you have update your custom in-ear protection.. and so it will cost much more than "expected").
So, great to see a review of this product here!
Great video as usual, Keith. :) Always important to protect your hearing. I'm > 50, and I'm not that bad, but I don't hear like I used to.
Guess Raycon won't be asking for a sponsorship anytime soon. LOL. :)
This is so important, especially for audio enthusiasts 👍🏻
*Ive been using a jerry-rig setup to protect my hearing at music shows or clubs yes i do look a little goofy but i value my hearing without it i would lose my favorite hobby which is music but now thanks to you im ordering*
Great you do this video to point people how to preserve the hearing!! 👍
Thank you for the heads up Keith, this is a very important review cause I am 1 of these people who listens to loud music on my earbuds 😔 so I got to be careful at my old age 😂.
I just picked up a pair of these from Guitar Center!!! I’m a drummer, so these should be good!!!
if u dont have this kind of money just use 50% to 60% of volume sadly for me its too late tinitus really is bad
This is an excellent informational video. Thanks!
Hey
Gamesky! ThanksMuch!
what about going sleep with those? I heard that people use them to cancel the AC noices outside the bedroom or snoring ... is this true?
yo could you do a Tier list video that would be cool
Make sure to keep up the good work
(i dont mean all i mean most)
Would these stay in if I mosh though
So would you recommend -19dB or -26dB for an amateur musician playing in a garage band, who also goes to concerts? Im leaning towards -26dB but i will be gratefull if you can share your opinion. Also medium size looks good for a adult male.
I feel like the -19 is just as adequate. Both are going to make a huge difference but honestly the -26 will be slightly more effective
Thank you for a quick answer@@OfficialGamesky
Remember to always use protection, preferably rubber 😏
which are better soundpeats capsule 3 pro or earfun air pro3
£40? You must be kidding!
Most expensive earplugs in the world
not sponsored thats why 3 affiliate links are in your description
@@mariusle3385 yeah you're right, heaven forbid someone try to make some kind of money for making the content you get to watch for free
@@OfficialGamesky no but it sounds dubious if you say its not sponsored while having 3 links in description. just tell the truth no one cares about that anymore nowadays
@@mariusle3385 linking to Amazon is not sponsored
I am not a client forme this because i live in a quiet environment.
But i find the price of these totally prohibitive.
However i could go to buy an add on that would prevent my tws from falling, because they tend to do it at the worst moment, for instance when m'y both hands are so busy that i can't press them back in my ear canal.
Of course i could wait for a lovely woman to telle her, excuse me love,can you press on my earbuds.
But i doubt that the tactic would be anyway cinclusive. 😂😂😂
So if you know somme kind of universal stabiliser, i could go for it
Good product but for 99% of the people Loop earplugs are gonna be a better investment, same result, easier to use, more reusability and half the price.
Earasers don't make the sound as muddy as the other earplugs protectors. They have a clearer sounding. In fact, it makes listening more pleasant, while protecting as much as the others.
Frankly, it is a good investment if you want to enjoy your concert.
@@ticoss loop has the “experience” and “engage” models that to the exact same thing as the earasers, not being full earplugs.
@@ItsDempseyTime I know the Loop model. For me it's not the same confort, not as performant as the earasers
First 🥇
cheater😃
Use for dislike button for not tech
The person who leaves a 1 star review having bought the wrong product
@@outermarker5801 but it's not tech
@@outermarker5801 I said first I didn't say I watched the whole thing