Noise canceling
- Needs power (has batteries)
- Not as reliant on fit as noise isolating
- Good for low-frequency droning sounds
- Not good for quick or high-frequency sounds
Source: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/noise-canceling-vs-noise-isolating-headphones-whats-the-difference/
Noise isolating
- Passive (no batteries needed for the noise isolation)
- Good fit is crucial
- Good for mid- and higher-pitched sounds
- Rarely as effective as noise canceling at lower frequencies
Features
- Suitable for custom ear molds
- Passive noise isolation
- Greater comfort
- Increased retention
Supported Devices
- Shure SE315
- Beats by Dre Powerbeats3
- Optoma Nuforce BE Sport3
- Sony MDR-XB50AP/B Extra Bass
- Apple Earpods
- Audio-Technica ATH-E40
- Power Beats 3
- Fender FXA Series
- Fender IEM Nine Series
- Jabra Elite 65T
- Jay Bird Tarah Pro
- Jay Bird X3
- NuForce BE Live5
- NuForce BE Sport3
- Samsung AKG Series
- Shure SE215
- Shure SE315
- Westone UM1
Musician Filtered Earplugs
They are designed to protect your hearing while delivering sound that’s crystal-clear and natural across all frequencies – unlike traditional earplugs, which distort the music by muffling low- and mid-range frequencies. Available with 9 dB, 15 dB and 25 dB filters.
Tunz Trio In-Ear Monitors
Experience the ultimate alternative to traditional wedge speaker monitors. Tunz In-Ear Monitors allow musicians to monitor themselves at lower volumes than they would require from wedge speakers. Listen Hear’s in-ear, custom-fit earpieces provide unmatched comfort and secure fit with unique, low-profile styling and up to 26 dB of sound isolation from ambient sounds for a better listening experience.
Questions?
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