Alpine MusicSafe Pro - High Fidelity Earplugs for Musicians - 3 Interchangeable Premium Filter Sets: 16, 19 & 22 dB - Professional Musician Hearing Protection - Transparent

I needed earplugs to wear to concerts, and these have been fantastic. My ear canals are a bit on the smaller side, but these fit with no issues. It took a few wears to really get used to putting them in, but they are comfortable and work well. You can still hear people talking and have conversations with these on, even the heaviest cancellation. Loud music sounds great through these, and my ears don't hurt and they don't ring once the show is over. These are easy to clean with the solution they give you. Putting the filters in is easy, but taking them out can be a bit tough, so expect a little resistance when changing noise filters. I'm super impressed with the effectiveness at the pricepoint. I also love the little carrying case and I like how these fit well in the ears so people don't really notice them.

I use these Alpine MusicSafe Pro earplugs when I’m banging away on my dhol during practice sessions up in the attic—which, trust me, is loud enough to wake the neighbors and maybe a few stray cats. These little plugs have been a total game-changer. They don’t just muffle the sound; they reduce the volume evenly so I can still hear the rhythm and keep the beat without turning my ears into mush. It’s like turning the volume down on a speaker instead of just slamming the mute button. Comfort-wise, they’re pretty slick. I can wear them for hours without feeling like my ears are being squeezed or about to stage a revolt. Plus, the included case keeps them clean and easy to find when I’m ready to jam again. If you’re rocking out on something loud—whether it’s drums, guitar amps, or your neighbor’s leaf blower—these earplugs are a solid bet to keep your hearing intact without killing the vibe.

Overall, the sound profile is quite good. There's some muffling on the low end of speech but not too bad. I will warn, however, that the seating depth to get an appropriate seal is quite deep in my experience. I normally wear a Small eartip in all of my IEMs and these seat quite a bit further to achieve a good seal. My solution was to take a small bit of silk, unwaxed floss and tie it around the base of the filter at the seam where it's inserted to the silicone tip. I leave just enough length to wrap over the shell of my ear, just like you would with an IEM. It's unobtrusive and allows for the plugs to be gently removed and bundles up into the storage cannister just right. Update: Went to a metal concert (Sevendust, Disturbed, Three Days Grace). We were up at the corner of stage left, right under the PAs. I did wind up switching to the 27Db filter for a bit more comfort but they performed AMAZINGLY. I already have tinnitus in my right ear and it didn't aggravate it. No sign of tinnitus in my left ear. Perfect clarity of the music. I actually perceived better response for the drums with the gold/27Db filters. Highly recommend.

Having been a musician, songwriter, producer, and mix engineer for over 30 years, I need my ears! I never go to a concert or gathering of very loud talkers without them. I had custom molded Sensaphonics for 22 years until a certain wife sat them down behind me while were were in an ER and focused on other things. Rather than spend hundreds on replacements, I gave these a try. They have been a great solution and value. I ended up buying a 2nd set, since they come with 3 units in a box, rather just 2, I can now mix and match to have 3 sets; one each for white, silver, and gold. Now I can change levels in a loud environment without have to swap out the filters in at least 1 plug to end up with 2 units at a different DB protection. Swapping filters is not terribly hard, but they are held in place firmly - which is good. Swapping those out in concert audience lighting can be tricky and risks losing on of those filters, I recommend getting a 2nd set after confirm the product works well for you on the first set. NOTE: Even the gold-level filters were no match for sound pressure coming out of the nearby PA stack at the club concert were I recently saw Mammoth (Wolfgang Van Halen), but that's the first I've wished for more. I recommend these, or any quality filtersn to protect your hearing! Unlike a belly after you quit eating right, it doesn't come back and you may have a lot of years to regret it. What?

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Die Alpine MusicSafe Ohrstöpsel sind auf Festivals mein Retter: Sie dämpfen den Lärm stark, damit die Ohren nicht überfordert werden, und das ganz angenehm. Besonders überzeugen die austauschbaren Filter (Silber und Gold), die flexibel anpassen lassen – ideal für laute Konzerte. Der Tausch ist manchmal fummelig, braucht aber nur etwas Übung. Insgesamt solide Wahl zum Hörschutz ohne Qualitätsverlust beim Musikerlebnis.

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Très bon produit. Première utilisation, j'ai voulu les retourner. Une sensation d'atténuation trop faible, et pas confortable du tout. En fait, je les mettais mal, j'enfonçais trop, je forçais... ça m'a énervé. J'essaye à nouveau le lendemain calmement en suivant la méthode conseillée (tirer légèrement vers le haut l'oreille en mettant le bouchon délicatement)... je trouve le bon mouvement... et là plus de problème. Donc au final: -facile à mettre quand on a trouvé le truc (ce n'est pas compliqué mais il faut essayer au calme chez soi et le porter qlq heures pour trouver le truc et ne pas galérer en concert). -Très confortables, aucune douleur, aucun désagrément. -Atténuations adaptées pour un concert, soirée, environnement bruyant mais avec possibilité de parler/téléphoner. (Par contre pas adapté selon moi pour dormir, il faut une atténuation plus forte, et je dors sur le côté ce qui est gênant avec un bouchon en partie rigide.) PS: anecdotique, mais c'est parfait pour qlq'un qui utiliserait comme moi un casque à conduction osseuse (type shokz open run). Avec l'effet oreille bouchée, ça amplifie les ondes du casque sur les tampes. On entend mieux les appels téléphoniques ou la musique du casque, tout en étant moins parasité par les bruits extérieurs. Super combo!

tout à fait pratique et efficace !