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For shooting, I got a set of custom molded earplugs. They work great at the shotgun range and for smaller pistols. Good in the home shop too. For heavy guns and really big pistols, I add a set of ear muffs over them. Kinda weird hearing your blood move in your head, but no ringing at the end of the day. I shoot some very heavy caliber competition pistols and they really roar, so go protection is essential. The work really well at the drag races too and very comfortable. I got them at the local gun show -
It’s not frequency, that’s a rate. It’s pressure. Noise cancellation negates pressure variation. Hearing loss is caused when cillia become overstimulated rapidly, and the body cannot adjust fast enough. Your ear can handle a variety of pressures. Evening out the variation should not ever cause damage. -
I read something a while ago about that here: https://toolguyd.com/noise-cancellation-headphones-vs-hearing-protection-earmuffs/ I haven't done any research into the Comply tips but it seems like they're supposed to protect against sound. I'm not sure if there's any ratings on them to prove that though. -
I ended up filling in the gaps with spray foam and haven't had any issues. I think TpT life was right that it was left intentionally to reduce noise transmission.
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By TylerKotar · Posted
I am picking up a Job Site saw stop, i wish they would make one for their job site saw too
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