Does anybody else hate that music from the Target commercials?
I’m talking about the one about working moms and such where that cute little pop song is going in the background and you can’t understand what the singer’s saying. I think all I can understand is something like “I found more to love” and “Ba bap bah bap bah bap ba bap bah….”
Answer by Solitaire in the South
despise it like chalk being dragged on a chalkboard
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The Music in My Head 2008 – Sinéad O’Connor
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Dit is de laatste editie van The Music in My Head. Het tweedaagse muziekfestival dat jaarlijks in de intieme setting van het Paard van Troje wordt georganiseerd, houdt jammer genoeg op te bestaan. Gisterenavond gaf Sinéad O’Connor een betoverend concert samen Kieran Kiely op piano en Steve Cooney op gitaar. Ze speelde vooral nummers van haar in 2007 verschenen album Theology, waarbij haar zang in het middelpunt stond. Echt een ontroerend mooi concert. Kippenvel!
I was wondering if my earphones are functional in protecting my hearing. I do not find the full size headphones particularly comfortable.
They are high end in-ear earphones which go into your ear like ear plugs and forms a tight seal.
I struggle to find how these are less effective in reducing decibals than disposable earplugs I see some people use, but correct me if I’m misinformed.
Answer by Tahoeguy
It cant hurt, but why risk it when a decent pair of ear plugs run under $ 10? Plus, who wants a big cord in the way and risk damaging thier hearing to save a few bucks.
Answer by pagamenews
It’s certainly better than nothing. I’ve gone to the range and suddenly realized that I didn’t have ear protection, and have literally cut pieces of my shirttail, ball it up and stuck the wadded cloth inside my ears. Now I keep an extra pair of cheap ear protectors in each of my vehicles so that I am never without them.
Answer by 10 minutes late
Ummmm, no.
Headphones are not rated for decible reduction. Besides, 10 cents for plugs is well worth it.
Answer by The Deadliest Mushroom
I have a few pairs of the in-ear phones, and (with the music off) none of them will stop me from carrying on a normal conversation. The spongy ear plugs will almost completely cut off sound when inserted properly. I usually have to try a couple times to get a good seal. The over-ear cup protectors are almost as good, and if you combine the two, you wouldn’t notice a jet taking off behind you. The earphone idea is bad.
Answer by switchsl
Absolutly not. earphones are just that …earphones, not hearing protection.
Noise reduction headphones (not earbuds) block about 10decibels, active circuit style about 25dB. In comparison disposable earbuds usually start at blocking 21dB and go up to i believe 33dB.
To understand the logic here a 30 06 rifle in a 24 inch barrel and a 9mm in a 4 inch barrel is about 160 db, a 12 gauge in a 28″ will be 150 or so. Gunfire is not only loud (110 – 170 dB) but it also contains high frequency sounds especially damaging to your hearing. Rifles with muzzle brakes or ports can be worse because they direct the blast to the sides and rear.
The average pain threshold unprotected for a human ear is 120 db. The decibel scale is a logarithmic scale, not a linear one. Each increase of 3 dB corresponds to sound that has twice as much energy (measured in pascals). Each 10 dB increase corresponds to a 10-fold increase in energy.
Its recomended you wear plugs or better plugs and muffs… to get the total dB rating well below 90. Consider how many shooters are around you, is it a closed or echoing environment, and frequency and duration of your shooting.
Save your high end earphones for enjoying loud music, not for shooting sports. Thats my opinion.
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Devo Live 1980
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Electronic Santa by Blazer Force I was sitting on the couch watching a Target commercial when i first heard this song, so I just had to look it up. Happy Holidays!!!! XD
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