Ed- The attenuation on my is measured in Ohms, so I don't yet know how to compare the two. I will call the company later today and attempt to learn enough to give some relatively intelligent response. I used the plugs with the "little hole, no filter", and the background noise was whisked away. More later as I become more informed. leslie On Thu, 01 May 1997 21:29:03 -0400 (EDT) ETomlinCF3@aol.com writes: >Leslie, > >I also got the plugs...mine came with 25db filters. I found them to >take out >too much sound and I will try the 15db filters next. What db level >were your >filters? I have them in for driving and that is perfect. You turn >the radio >up and the road noise goes away and you hear the radio clearly. It is >worth >it just for that. Mine cost $89 thru my HMO. Do you know how much >the >replacement filters may cost? Tuning with them was a little annoying. > I >hope the 15db filters work better for that. > >Ed Tomlinson >Tomlinson Tuning and Repair > ><< > Some time ago there was a bunch of stuff on ear-plugs and tuning. I > mentioned ordering really expensive ones, saying I'd report on them. > Well, I got them, and couldnt' get them to fit. It has taken more >than a > month to get back to the audiologist for a five minute opportunity to > recognize my stupidity, and put them in correctly....... > > I tuned a 7' Young Chang today with them at a high school, preparing >for > their spring musical. I tuned away amidst shouting, microphone >checks, > even the crazies playing the radio for awhile, and found myself >almost in > a different world. I have not had the opportunity to explore all the > different filters yet, but my first impression is that this will turn >out > to have been a very good investment. > > > Leslie Bartlett >> > >
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