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Protect your hearing without missing a beat this season!
We all love listening to music – especially loud music – but unfortunately excessively loud music can become just ‘noise’. Tinnitus is the medical name for that annoying ringing in the ears after a gig and is pretty much a hard act to follow, no matter the style or tempo! A temporary decrease in hearing can often indicate damage to the inner part of the ear. We want you to be aware of the dangers and encourage you to take positive action to protect your hearing, whilst still heading out to enjoy your favourite bands and DJs this season!
Hearing protection can be positive, fun and relevant and now you can protect your hearing without missing a beat. We have a range of safe hearing protection products that allow you to still enjoy the music, without Tinnitus being your only lasting memory of the gig!
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It’s easy to be cavalier about the kind of failings typically considered to be the domain of the aging, but any degree of hearing loss is detrimental to your enjoyment of all the rest of your life.
All who play or work in the music industry – pop/rock to classical musicians ...
"It was eardrum-splittingly loud to the point of distortion," said Rod Sach, of Birkdale. Some Bob Dylan fans left early from the 69-year-old's Auckland concert on Saturday night, claiming it was far too loud - even for a rock 'n' roll show.
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