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In ear monitors are often a combination of ear plugs and headphones. Mine are rated at -30Db rather evenly across the spectrum. I have to take them off to effec
by logicfiction 11y ago
In ear monitors are often a combination of ear plugs and headphones. Mine are rated at -30Db rather evenly across the spectrum. I have to take them off to effectively engage in conversation below shouting level even when the audio input is silent. On the other hand, they also are quite expensive. At any rate, if you do have effective noise cancellation it can be quite alarming when someone tries to interact with you by tapping your shoulder and such.
- sergiosgc 11y agoI was not totally clear. My comment was about active noise cancellation. Passive cancellation, such as what you get with protective gear or, as you say, studio monitors, has a nasty side effect I can't tolerate: suddenly, sounds transmitted through bone transmission are much louder (breathing and heartbeat mainly).