steelballs
Tiger Talk Trainee
Reged: Oct 30 2004
Posts: 4
Loc: Illinois
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I play in an industrial band where I have to play to a click track and sequencers. Right now I have a wedge monitor blasting at me but am curious about in ear monitors. I would like to know which are the good models and if they isolate good enough to cut through a very loud group.
Thanks
Eric
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roger strange
Tiger Talk Pro
Reged: Dec 09 2003
Posts: 1119
Loc: Nova Scotia Canada
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Use the Bose system. It may be a little pricey but in the long run your ears will thank you.
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Neil_Gray
Tiger Talk Pro
Reged: Feb 15 2004
Posts: 490
Loc: Canada
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I'd like to get some in ear monitors as well but I've heard horror stories about bleeding ears due to the feedback of inept soundmen. Anyone had any major problems?
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Its all about the notes you don't play.
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roger strange
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Reged: Dec 09 2003
Posts: 1119
Loc: Nova Scotia Canada
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Not with the Bose.
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JRClays
Tiger Talk Trainee
Reged: Jan 21 2008
Posts: 1
Loc: Connellsville , PA
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I have a few friends that are professional musicians and they swear by Westone's ES3 custom fit ear monitors . They work very very well . They're a little pricey but who can put a monetary value on their hearing . You do have to get used to using ear monitors at lower volumes so you don't destroy your hearing .
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Subdivisions
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Reged: Jan 29 2008
Posts: 5
Loc: Ohio
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I don't think I could ever play live anymore without my "in ears". In fact, I'm not sure how I ever did it before?
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ein Schlagzeuger
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