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Yes I do. Quite stupidly I went to too many all night/all day music festivals when I was in my early twenties and would hang out down by the stage. After one
by flippinburgers 4y ago
Yes I do. Quite stupidly I went to too many all night/all day music festivals when I was in my early twenties and would hang out down by the stage. After one of the parties, I almost couldn't hear. It was as if I was submerged in a pool of water while trying to make out the sounds around me. Very weird.
Thankfully that passed and I can hear but the ensemble of differently pitched constant ringing ... can genuinely be a nightmare sometimes. As someone else stated, I cannot hear other people speak when there is background noise. I don't go to bars, concerts, or movies anymore (for almost two decades now). It sucks.
- fatboy 4y agoI find that wearing earplugs really helps with the background noise in bars thing. Counter-intuitively (for me) it makes it much easier for me to hear the person next to me. These ones I can wear all day comfortably: https://firstaidsuppliesonline.com/first-aid-products/safety-gear/hearing-protection/max-lite-earplugs-from-howard-leight-200-pair-box/ https://firstaidsuppliesonline.com/first-aid-products/safety...
- zimpenfish 4y agoMy favourite kind (now) are the Leight Laser Lites - got introduced to them whilst working at a place with a datacentre and was soon borrowing* several pairs every time I went down to the basement. Cheap in bulk, which is handy because I need them to sleep.