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bus914 Custom Title Time!

1,230 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#976017
...Because earplugs are fatally boring on long drives and you still hear mechanical noises...

I bought a pair of Active noise cancelling headphones and must say that I like em.

Active noise cancelling doesn't work very well on the train because you can still hear people but it does reduce all the droning and mechanical clatter sounds of the car. You can still hear when to change gears or the growl when you mesh it into the floor. ... and you have music.

$70 well spent.
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MISS VDUB Administrator Mrs KOMBIBOB

2,565 posts · joined Sep 2005 ·

#976030
Hope you aren't wearing these whilst driving?
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MY68VW Seriously Crusin Dubber

181 posts · joined Aug 2006 ·

#976079
Mmmmm, can you hear emergency sirens and car horns?

Deaf people are allowed to drive so I can't see there's much of a problem except looking 🤓 with cans on in the car.
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Culo Casual Dubber

31 posts · joined Jan 2013 ·

#976106
Oh

bus914 Custom Title Time!

1,230 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#976170
Theoretically you should hear horns and sirens better than through earplugs because the noise cancelling works best in lower frequencies.🤓
For $70 you also won't get better than 90% reduction anyway.
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