Ear monitors

Diamaduk · Sep 2, 2009

Not sure if this is the right location for this post, however At the Kelso bike show earlier in the year I bought a set of Plugzz ear monitors including noise filters and headphones.
Whats good about these is the ability to clip on the phones or the filters, both work superbly For the clearest sound at higher speeds the headphones are superior.
Had the ear impression taken at the show and the goods were delivered just shy of 4 x weeks later.

I paid £126.00 inc vat. Highly recommended :thumb2

I am not associated with plugzz in any way, just a happy customer..

http://www.plugzz.co.uk/

*moved to equipment and toys for you :thumb2

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Bill

Noiseboy · Sep 2, 2009

Thats a really good idea having the earphones double as ear plugs.

Me likey :thumb2

GunZenBomZ · Sep 3, 2009

Interesting

Steptoe · Sep 3, 2009

Noiseboy said:
Thats a really good idea having the earphones double as ear plugs.

Me likey

Ultimate ear and green leopard have been making the same thing for years :nenau

DavidJames · Sep 3, 2009

These do look useful as a dual purpose ear plug though.

For instance if you use Autocom sometimes with a pillion then you need filters, but when riding alone you might want to listen to the ipod :nenau

At least that what I think he is saying.

Steptoe · Sep 3, 2009

DavidJames said:
At least that what I think he is saying.

I'm not sure, i couldn't hear him.

Diamaduk · Sep 3, 2009

I use autocom part no 2091, alternative headset with 3.5mm socket, This means I can use the helmet speakers and the filter blocks out road noise but allows higher frequencies such as music and speech through. I use this option when all I am listening to is music.

Alternatively I can also attach the headphones, this blocks out even more road and wind noise and allows a clearer sound to be delivered to the ear, This is ideal if you are doing the full monty, Sat Nav, Ipod, Bike to bike, Pillion and phone.

Jimmy

Snoopy · Sep 3, 2009

Here's something that does the same job but probably sounds better. £10 delivered

They are new out from Sony and I'm waiting for mine to arrive.

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Ele...MDR-EX33LPP-Entry-EX-Headphones/Product.html#

Diamaduk · Sep 3, 2009

AC1200 said:
Here's something that does the same job but probably sounds better. £10 delivered

They are new out from Sony and I'm waiting for mine to arrive.

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Ele...MDR-EX33LPP-Entry-EX-Headphones/Product.html#

They are definitely cheaper, I have tried similar but every time I put my helmet on they fall out..

Snoopy · Sep 3, 2009

As have I, but these go into your ear and have no long plastic back that presses against the cushion popping the earphone out. :thumb2

Diamaduk · Sep 3, 2009

AC1200 said:
As have I, but these go into your ear and have no long plastic back that presses against the cushion popping the earphone out.

Sadly my lug holes dont seem compatible with even the smallest plug in types, Ive got to force the buggers in and even then they fall out easily never mind fitting my lid on top.

Jimmy

DaygloDavid · Apr 8, 2015

Do you use any Hearing Protection, if so, what & would you recommend them to others.

I use PLUGZZ http://www.plugzz.co.uk/, they are local to me & also do shows around the UK.

Called in today, Paul is really professional, he gave my ears a clean bill of health before taking impressions to make the Hearing Protectors from.

Having used them previously, yes, I would recommend them.

My wife has the Nanocomms for use with an Autocom System on the Bike.

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