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For earplugs, I just use Kleenex.
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
From: Zone Fighter
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 9:31 AM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Hearing Protection?
My band last practiced a week ago. After playing we hung out for a
while watching our other guitar player's recently purchased Japanese
monster movie. After watching for a while I commented "good thing this
is subtitled, I can't follow a thing anyone is saying" the rest of the
band said "I thought it was just me." We discussed it for a while & we
all agreed that we had been playing QUIETER then we normally do that
night (I had actualy made a point to turn down the volume before we
started playing.)
Well it is a week later and my ears are still going squee. I've been
really impatient with my kids playing loudly and have had trouble
understanding TV and the answering machine. It is pretty scary. I
think it may be time to re-investigate ear plugs.
I've tried plugs in the past and hated them but it is the 21st
century. I still don't have my Jet Pack but someone must have used
Roswell technology to design ear plugs that still let you hear by now,
right? I checked around and these...
were recommended by a few guitarists on Harmony-Central. Has anyone
tried them? Does anyone have other types that they would recommend?
What?!
Z
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