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| Author: | taggy [ Fri Oct 10, 2008 1:52 am ] |
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hi guys, quick question In a club, I have noticed music to be very loud. In fact, so loud that it has scared me of my health. Am Ijust over thinking this situation? Have you guys ever heard of people who get hearing problems or tinnitus because of going out too much to clubs????? ANd if yes, is there a way to prevent this???? Thank guys for the feedback, catch you later 
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| Author: | Rye Lee [ Fri Oct 10, 2008 3:02 am ] |
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As long as you aren't right against the speakers, then you'll be fine. They have restrictions on how loud it can get, otherwise it would be a health code violation. You may leave the club feeling like you've got cotton in your ears a few times if you hang out right by the speakers, like on the dance floor all night. |
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| Author: | MattJacks [ Fri Oct 10, 2008 4:13 am ] |
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I allways end up in bed with the mad ringing in my ears (I'm 18 - so im fair screwed for my later years). I think its ok when your not near the speakers as Rye Lee pointed out. But in some clubs good luck finding a quite spot inside that doesnt have a speaker within a few meters of you.. |
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| Author: | Chief [ Fri Oct 10, 2008 6:09 am ] |
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The loud music is terrible for your hearing in the long run, but people tend to exaggerate in their responses to these health threats. Sure, loud shit is bad for me, but I play in bands and go to clubs anyway. Sure, smoking is bad for me, but I do it anyway. Sure, drinking is bad for me, but I do it anyway. Sure, wearing clothes can give me cancer from the toxins in the artificial coloring in the fibers, but I do it anyway. Sure, there's a chance I could get STDs from having sex even with a condom, but I do it anyway. As long as you indulge in your vices in moderation, don't fucking worry about it. If you're freaking about every little thing you're not going to allow yourself to live life. Now, if you actually had a unique issue with your ears that most people don't have, that's another story. |
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| Author: | Musterion [ Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:59 pm ] |
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As already said, don't worry about it too much. I personally find clubs not too harsh on the ears, as long as you don't stand next to the speakers like Rye mentioned. If you go to see a lot of live bands, then you may want to take more precaution, I play in a band myself and just my guitar amp alone without drums etc is about 2-3 times louder than any club I've ever been in and it's the same with any gig I've ever been to. However if you are that worried about it you go can to a music store and pick up some earplugs for next to nothing. |
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| Author: | V1V [ Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:17 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: club music |
Quote: hi guys,
There is no real way of avoiding the music effects if you are going to a club. dont go right next to the speakers. my main problem for clubs is the volume. it affects my game so much. its hard to talk properly because i cant fukin hear myself.quick question In a club, I have noticed music to be very loud. In fact, so loud that it has scared me of my health. Am Ijust over thinking this situation? Have you guys ever heard of people who get hearing problems or tinnitus because of going out too much to clubs????? ANd if yes, is there a way to prevent this???? Thank guys for the feedback, catch you later V1V
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| Author: | rigoberto [ Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:22 pm ] |
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You can also try hitting more lounges as opposed to out-and-out clubs. The music is usually a touch less loud because they are trying to promote more conversation, and they've also got more spots around that are removed enough from the music that you can give your ears a rest while you're doing the rounds... |
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| Author: | MattJacks [ Sat Oct 18, 2008 1:51 am ] |
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I went to a "superclub" last night and the music was so loud I could barely hear myself and I left. Mind you most clubs have an outdoor area. Only problem with that is allot of those girls are the smokers 
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| Author: | Jaybot [ Sat Oct 18, 2008 2:37 am ] |
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I was talking to a sound engineer about this a few days back, it is bad and will aid in wiping out certain frequencies you can hear but all in all you should be fine. A good thing I do is to turn your music down before you start listening at home and your ears will tune in and grow more sensitive. This can also be a useful thing before you go out to slowly raise the volume of music so your ears are ready. Essentially your ears regulate the volume levels yourself. On a tangent, it is the same reason a lot of men start fights at clubs over 78dB fight or flight is initiated in some people, then have this going for 3 hours and factor in alcohol which reverts the mind to the cave man area of the brain and boom you have drunk guys starting fights. |
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| Author: | taggy [ Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:19 am ] |
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i heard just to stay away from the amplifiers and take every 45 minutes a 10 or 15 minute break outside just to let your ear breath a little thx for the answers guys |
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| Author: | Frozec [ Tue Oct 21, 2008 8:28 am ] |
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Being a DJ in nightclubs and for a clothing store also working at a radio.....I'm working 24/7 with loud music......yea its bad for you but sooo is fast food/drinkin/smoking..........just can't let shit like that scare you ....live your life.....my hearing is not shot and I have been doin this stuff for over 5 years....if its to loud and starts to bug you just find a quiet area in the club and chill there for some time.....best of luck to you |
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| Author: | Ghulias [ Tue Oct 21, 2008 10:03 pm ] |
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I hear with just one ear, so i'm taking good care of it. Recently I bought ear plugs who are made for disco's etc. It filters the sound without quality loss, in fact, the music will be much better and you're able to hear voices of people better. I really notice the difference, especially at the end of the night, when everyone's going home and every response is 'WHAT?' with me hearing perfectly. Oh, and don't worry about the funny looks or something. The couple of time someone notices it I explain where they are for and the common response is: "Cool I'm gonna buy them to". |
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| Author: | searchofsunrise [ Sat Oct 25, 2008 6:25 pm ] |
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Quote: I hear with just one ear, so i'm taking good care of it. Recently I bought ear plugs who are made for disco's etc. It filters the sound without quality loss, in fact, the music will be much better and you're able to hear voices of people better. I really notice the difference, especially at the end of the night, when everyone's going home and every response is 'WHAT?' with me hearing perfectly.
Ive heard of those...how much did they cost? And where can I find some
Oh, and don't worry about the funny looks or something. The couple of time someone notices it I explain where they are for and the common response is: "Cool I'm gonna buy them to". |
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| Author: | s0n1ce [ Sat Oct 25, 2008 7:24 pm ] |
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One thing that I found pretty neat. IF you both plug your ears you can hear the other person perfectly. You can play around with it 
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| Author: | MattJacks [ Wed Nov 05, 2008 2:02 am ] |
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I will shed some more light on this topic. This link shows the common misconceptions about loud music and tells you how much damage is actually being done. http://digital-recordings.com/publ/pubear.html |
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