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rogeliocan
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Joined: Nov. 23 2009
From: Canada
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I read that guitar is not loud enough to damage you ear, even according to the site I am pointing you to. But even if just at home, I play a lot of guitar and my guitar is loud, add to that the bounce back from the walls... so I decided to not take any chances. On top of that, sometimes, when I'm tired, I end up with my head bent forward so my right ear gets it even louder. So I got a pair of these, I got them from ebay for $11 with shipping. and they cut the sound just enough. If I play soft, then I don't use them. http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er20.html I went to a dance class a couple of times and man I couldn't believe how loud the footwork gets and nobody had ear protection. Wild. When you find out you're losing it, it's too late. I mention it because it happens. And for a musician, it's an even sadder thing.
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