Re: Re: Question about noise canceling headphones

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hey guys,dont mean to but in on the headphones,BUT my boss had theses electronic full ear headphones he got from home depot,. they are made by( ryobi). but they blew my mind, you put them on and somehow they block out all noises , everything is like a very faint whisper.. ffor all of us misophonia sufferere i think they would be a big help (at home anyway) . they are very inexpensive too.. iam going to get some this weekend.. will give you more info. when i get them.. god bless

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphonesTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of "white noise" -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris>> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and

it seemed like they were more for listening to music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do? > > > Thanks!> Corey>

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hey guys,dont mean to but in on the headphones,BUT my boss had theses electronic full ear headphones he got from home depot,. they are made by( ryobi). but they blew my mind, you put them on and somehow they block out all noises , everything is like a very faint whisper.. ffor all of us misophonia sufferere i think they would be a big help (at home anyway) . they are very inexpensive too.. iam going to get some this weekend.. will give you more info. when i get them.. god bless

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphonesTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of "white noise" -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris>> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and

it seemed like they were more for listening to music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do? > > > Thanks!> Corey>

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If it blocks sounds to a dull whisper, aren't they basically like ear plugs? Dr. has said that ear plugs are one of the worst things we can do with misophonia because it makes us more sensitive over time to sounds...

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hey guys,dont mean to but in on the headphones,BUT my boss had theses electronic full ear headphones he got from home depot,. they are made by( ryobi). but they blew my mind, you put them on and somehow they block out all noises , everything is like a very faint whisper.. ffor all of us misophonia sufferere i think they would be a big help (at home anyway) . they are very inexpensive too.. iam going to get some this weekend..  will give you more info. when i get them.. god bless

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphones

To: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

 

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of " white noise " -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...

Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris

>

> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and

it seemed like they were more for listening to music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do?

> > > Thanks!> Corey>

[Guest guest]

that does make total ssense,//..just putting out there

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphonesTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of "white noise" -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris>> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and it seemed like they were more for listening to

music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do? > > > Thanks!> Corey>

[Guest guest]

that does make total ssense,//..just putting out there

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphonesTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of "white noise" -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris>> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and it seemed like they were more for listening to

music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do? > > > Thanks!> Corey>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the ideas and help! I like the idea of having both...there are times when near or complete silence is needed. (-:

Corey

To: Soundsensitivity Sent: Fri, January 20, 2012 5:17:57 PMSubject: Re: Re: Question about noise canceling headphones

that does make total ssense,//..just putting out there

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphonesTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of "white noise" -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris>> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and it seemed like they were more for listening to

music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do? > > > Thanks!> Corey>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the ideas and help! I like the idea of having both...there are times when near or complete silence is needed. (-:

Corey

To: Soundsensitivity Sent: Fri, January 20, 2012 5:17:57 PMSubject: Re: Re: Question about noise canceling headphones

that does make total ssense,//..just putting out there

Subject: Re: Question about noise canceling headphonesTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 2:55 PM

When they're activated, they'll do noise cancellation, whether you are listening to music or not. Of course you can always listen to music through them as well.They work best for decreasing the volume of "white noise" -- fans, airplane engine noise, etc...Non-constant noises are only muffled a bit.One thing I've done is employ white noise to mask annoying noises, and then use noise canceling headphones to decrease the volume of the white noise.Chris>> I'm confused about noise canceling headphones. Do they help block out the > annoying sounds or are they designed to let you listen to music more clearly? I > looked at some today and it seemed like they were more for listening to

music.> > I'd like to use some sort of headphones while I'm working and studying. I don't > want to listen to music (too distracting). What do others do? > > > Thanks!> Corey>