what decibel level do these work for - 32? 29? Thanks.
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Hi, These ear plugs are meant to reduce the decibel levels by 29 dBA. So if you were working in an environment of 100 db the effective sound level at your ears would be 71 dBA. BUT according to OSHA you shouldn't assume the maximum amount of reduction, they say as a safe rule of thumb that you should consider the reduction to be only 50% of the listed reduction. So in the case of these ear plugs where the dBA is 29 according to OSHA you should consider them to be good for only 15 dBA. So to go back to your question, of course they would work in a 29 to 32 dBA environment. To give you an idea what sounds are at what dBA's - 20 dBA is Whispers or rustling leaves, 40 dBA is a Library, 60 dBA is typical office conversations, 80 dBA is a Garbage Disposal running or a Dishwasher, 90 dBA is a Food Blender or Busy Street, 100 dBA is a Jackhammer, Power Mower, an Outboard Motor on a boat, 120 dBA is Live Rock Music or a Chain Saw. Hope this helps...
475791
I believe there 85-90. I use them in an industrial factory where its already load so, I find it nice to block out there sounds, and control my sound level of music to beable to hear and work efficiently and safe like at the same time:)
1909063
the problem with these are they need at least 300 to 500 watts. other wise there going to distort and blow tweeters and mid like crazy. if you got the power you can break them easy. hope this has helped you.
1873380
just checked the online specs, ya there way off! here are the correct specs, H "15 3/4" W "7" D "12". hope these work for you, they sound great!
1149271
These are not floorstanding speakers, they need to be at ear level. Otherwise, you will not properly hear the mids and highs
2255458
Hi I used it with really good results with a couple of small "JBL Control One" speakers and they did work fine, even though their sensitivity is on the lower side at just 87dB/W/m. Some speakers with higher sensitivity would even give you more volume. I think this little baby is capable of driving to a good level a small system if you are not unrealistic with your expectations.I myself have moved on to a "NAD D3020" but that is another ball park. But I am not getting rid of the TP30, I do like it.
789081
The bass is descent for the size of the speaker, as long as you have sufficient power going into them, I drive them with old school 85 RMS - 300 peak amp is dialed back to about 3/4 and the perform extremely well.
702835
I don't know you can check the specs link from the previous response. I do know that for the price these are great. They are durable and have great fit and good sound and there is no clicking or buzzing or hiss. I like them enough I bought two and might get more for my stash.
540445
The ATHM50RD are very accurate, I use them with a NAD 375BEE, they sound like Paradigm monitor 9 speakers. If you have a good source and an ear for sound you can't go wrong at this price point. However if your plugging them into a mp3 player and like heavy bass music then don't buy them. Not that they don't have very good bass, they just don't try to replicate a sub woofer by adding distortion and making your music muddy which is great if all you listen to is very heavy bass driven music.
2201198
They form a pretty good seal. I would put their passive noise reduction at somewhere around 20 dB.
1473338
you can use any speakers with them that play on normal stereos. anywhere from 4-16 ohms should work.
1078380
Silver- 14.8 to 18.9 depending on decibelsGold- 18.8 to 22.0 '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
1429374
It's 3.5, which is the standard. But I ended up not wearing the headphones anymore. Because they start to hurt my ears really bad after 30 minutes or so of wearing them.
1433855
They don't have volume control, not sure about the decibels, but I would not say much. Depends on what you want them for, I finally got some expensive noise cancelling headphones.
1041545
they work from 0.1-2.2mm, I'm using 1.5mm for 150mono and it is a little tight, id use 1.6mm. Bought these a week ago, work great for the price!
1469029
Check the lin-technologies.com website. They have an "action Ear" that will work very well in your application. It has cut-off for any sound above 90dB.
1260383
No they don't work like that. There is no audio input, thats not what they are meant for, they are for blocking out sounds on the range that would harm your ears.