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In a message dated 3/29/04 10:29:56 PM, sarah@gendernet.org writes:<BR>
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I have a pair of Diane's hearing protectors and like them.<BR>
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I also use Diane's plugs, but I do have to take one out for the top octave b=
ecause it mutes too much for me. I also have a set of custom-made mus=
ician's plugs, but unfortunately, my ears have changed and they don't fit an=
ymore! (They were made 10 years ago.) They leave a gap that le=
ts in the sound, so I've been using Diane's ever since. <BR>
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Tom Sivak<BR>
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