Midnight Youth use custom Ultimate Ears
In-ear-monitors
Welcome
Musicians are constantly bombarded with sound - music is particularly enjoyable but unfortunately there are many situations where music is very loud sound as well.
We should be aware of the significant potential for music to be a loud source of sound, and strive for healthier sound environments. Music can become harmful if played at loud levels - a rock concert can be as high as 120dB - and the risk of damaging your hearing from the loud music at concerts, clubs and venues is significant. Preservation of good hearing should be a major concern for musicians; any musician who has experienced ringing in the ears after a concert or a temporary decrease in hearing indicates some level of damage to the inner part of the ear.
This website is designed specifically with professional musicians, DJs, VJs and sound engineers in mind. If you are an audiophile but may not necessarily fit into the professional category, you might be interested in this website www.plugmein.co.nz which is set up for everyone who enjoys music, including non-performing workers in the music and entertainment industry.
Together with our friends and supporters, we want to raise the awareness to protect musicians and performers from damaging their hearing through over-exposure to loud music. Wearing quality musician hearing protection should become a “must have” for all musicians, DJs, VJs and sound engineers in order to preserve their hearing during their career and minimise their risk of premature hearing loss.
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