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3. Earasers Musicians Plugs Medium

    Features:
  • Premium Hearing Protection - EARasers High Fidelity Earplugs reduce damaging decibel levels to protect your ears in noisy areas without hurting sound quality. These are designed to block harmful noise while retaining sound quality; whether playing the guitar, drums or visiting a music festival musicians have to be able to focus on the different layers of instrumentation. Kill the noise hear the voice.
  • 19 dB Peak Musicians Comfort Filter - The world's first flat frequency response best earplug that reduces up to 13 dB average -19 dB Peak filtering of dangerous sound. EARasers do an adequate job of bringing down the overall volume, blocking background noises, snoring at a comfortable level while preserving sound clarity and sharpness. Hearing protection that delivers the full spectrum of sound!
  • Ear Fit Design - Earplugs soft silicone design is based on one of the market's most widely used hearing aid tips. The Smart Seal technology conforms to the shape of your ear canal for a more comfortable fit that you can wear all day. The open canal shape and filter placement are specifically designed to allow sound to travel closer to the eardrum before being filtered, creating a more natural and clear sound that keeps the musical layering intact. These are also reusable and virtually invisible.
  • Tested & Certified - Made in the USA under rigorous quality control protocols for noise reduction you can rely on. Thoroughly tested and proven with US regulations. Manufactured by a 50-year-old hearing aid company and developed by their lead engineer, a musician for over 20 years. EARasers patented design filters out loud noise while still allowing you to hear at a safe, comfortable level.
  • Only 1 For All - EARasers utilize a unique attenuation "V filter" to provide an overall 5dB EPA protection rating. These earplugs are for noise sensitivity conditions, concerts, musicians, drummers, Dentists, sporting events, Nightlife, and many other uses. It's great fun for the whole family and the bridge club. No sweat, tickle, or itch, made for all-day comfort at home or work. Won't muffle music or voices as foam plugs do.
Earasers Musicians Plugs Medium
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10. Sport2People Running Pouch Belt, USA Patented, Runner Waist Pack iPhone X 6 7 8 for Men and Women (Black)

    Features:
  • ENJOY OUTDOOR OR GYM ACTIVITY CAREFREE AND HANDS-FREE! With our phone holder for running you can keep your phone and other necessities safe while training! TWO ROOMY POCKETS to carry all you need. Best Running Belt You Can Find!
  • SAVE YOUR PHONE FROM SCRATCHES - Fanny pack consists of 2 expandable pockets, one large, one small. Now you can handle the phone without other stuff accidentally falling out.
  • WATER RESISTANT - High-quality outer material of the running belt with a special-shaped zipper will keep your items dry in almost any weather condition.
  • ADJUSTABLE WAIST SIZE - Length 27.5" to 40.5".The adjustable part of running belt is elastic to suit different people, no matter the size. Suitable for men, women and kids.
  • MORE COMFORTABLE TRAVELING - Roomy money belt for travel to store your valuables, put it around your waist, cover with shirt or jacket. Perfect for storing your essentials during large crowd events, sports or water-related activities etc.
  • BE SAFE AND SEEN while working out IN THE DARK with this running belt for women & men with 3 REFLECTIVE DARTS. Running pack fits comfortably and is small enough to fit in your gym bag. Have more fun during your activities with our phone holder.
  • NO BOUNCING & CHAFING - Amazingly COMFORTABLE running fanny pack for women & men. IT DOESN’T BOUNCE. No rubbing. Once you put it in place, this phone holder doesn't move, jiggle, bounce or chafe due to comfortable material.
  • Running gear that offers SPECIAL EARPHONES HOLE for a pleasant workout experience. You can easily listen to you favorite music and enjoy pleasant and relaxed workout experience.
Sport2People Running Pouch Belt, USA Patented, Runner Waist Pack iPhone X 6 7 8 for Men and Women (Black)
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15. Eargasm High Fidelity Earplugs for Concerts Musicians Motorcycles Noise Sensitivity Conditions and More (Ear Plugs Come in Premium Gift Box Packaging) - Blue

    Features:
  • FIRST CLASS HEARING PROTECTION - Our High Fidelity Earplugs protect your ears from harmful noise levels while still allowing you to clearly hear your surroundings. Get up to 21 dB of noise reduction (NRR 16 dB) so that you can do more of what you love while minimizing the risk of noise induced hearing loss, tinnitus, and anxiety.
  • PRISTINE SOUND QUALITY - Our innovative attenuation filters allow you to hear the world around you, just at a lower volume. Reduces noise evenly to maintain the full spectrum of sound while protecting hearing. Great for toning down noise levels in loud environments to reduce anxiety and for safely listening to live music with clarity.
  • USE EARGASM ANYWHERE - Fantastic ear plugs for concerts, noise sensitivity, tinnitus relief, motorcycles, musicians, drummers, noise cancelling, noise reduction, sporting events, sleeping and so many other uses!
  • PERFECT FIT GUARANTEE - Two pairs of different sized earplug shells made from hypoallergenic silicone are included with every unit. Fits most normal to large ear sizes. Individuals with smaller ear canals may want to consider our Smaller Ears Earplugs model. Contact Eargasm support with any fit issues and we’ll be sure to make things right!
  • WATERPROOF ALUMINUM CASE - Never be without your earplugs again by using the included sturdy metal case with a waterproof rubber seal. Our compact case allows for safe and easy storage on your keychain, carabiner, backpack, or in your pocket.
Eargasm High Fidelity Earplugs for Concerts Musicians Motorcycles Noise Sensitivity Conditions and More (Ear Plugs Come in Premium Gift Box Packaging) - Blue
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20. Fansay Fans - Large Bamboo Rave Festival Hand Fan for Women/Men - Big Folding Fan W/Velvet Bag - Festival Clothing, Rave Accessories, Chinese Japanese Clack Fan, LGBT Pride, Decoration, Gift

    Features:
  • 🎶 🔥 [MULTIPURPOSE] - A LIGHT-WEIGHT VERSATILE TOOL FOR ANY OCCASION - Fansay fans can serve as shade, performance accesories, decorations, gifts for womens / mens / drag queen, tai chi, abanicos en mexico, raves, party, or wedding. Tested and verified for maximum convenience at electronic or EDM festivals, beaches, tropical weather, wall decor, hot flashes, church, cosplay, concerts, costumes, disco, fiesta, and more!!
  • 🌈 🦄 [RAVE / FESTIVAL ACCESSORY] - ENHANCE YOUR FESTIVAL WARDROBE!! - Bring your # 1 Fansay with you to EDC, UMF, Coachella or any other music event to keep your 🔥 down from dancing and wildin out while vibin w/ your Kandi Pack / Rave Fam / Festi Besties. Its the PERFECT GIFT for any raver, festie, or event goer!! Be everyone's biggest FAN by keeping you and your friends staying FANSAY and cool!! ❄️ 💨
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  • 📐📏 [DIMENSIONS] - LARGE HANDHELD FOLDABLE FAN - {OPEN] 13 x 25.5 x 0.5 inches | [CLOSED/FOLDED] 13 x 1 x 0.5 inches
  •  💵👌 [100% GUARANTEE] - LIFETIME WARRANTY YOUR MONEY BACK - The only fan that is durable and will last with a warranty!! For the cost of dinner, you can stay Fansay for life!!
Fansay Fans - Large Bamboo Rave Festival Hand Fan for Women/Men - Big Folding Fan W/Velvet Bag - Festival Clothing, Rave Accessories, Chinese Japanese Clack Fan, LGBT Pride, Decoration, Gift
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u/frajen · 2 pointsr/aves

tldr: scenes are different, rave is massive even if the undergrounds are not, I love musical diversity.

"scene" vs. "music scene" vs. "rave scene"

A "scene" is a term used within a subculture - a sub-group seeks identity within a smaller group, but also maintains its identity with mainstream culture (contrast this with a "counterculture" which actively seeks to differentiate itself with commercially provided cultures, and seeks a separate identity from the mainstream). I haven't studied this term too much honestly, but I think "scenester" or "scene kid" was originally used as a negative way to refer to people who were interested only in the fashion or physical appearance of other subcultures (for example, people that would dress in a "goth style" but not actually listen to/enjoy "goth"/industrial music).

Over time this "scene" term was absorbed by some people - it is no longer a universal derogatory remark, but instead a way to refer to the subculture's collective image, principles/tenets, actions, interactions with mainstream culture, etc.

A "music scene" is not always a subculture, but overall it represents the musicians, audience, events, venues, and other productions within a music community, plus aesthetics derived from or associated with the music and any external/social responses. There can be a "Beyonce scene" (artist/celebrity cult-centric) just as much as there can be a "death metal scene" (music genre) or a "Manchester scene" (geographically-based).

Regarding OP's prompt:

> what the rave scene is and what we want it to be

The "rave scene" exists at multiple levels, and also as a part of wider communities. "Rave" is a music subculture, arguably existing as part of a wider community "electronic dance music scene" or "EDM" scene. For at least a decade, academia has used "EDMC" (electronic dance music culture) to describe the various types of communities that have spawned from original disco/house parties in the 1980s.

Honestly I don't think it's possible to address what the "scene" consists of in a reddit post. Entire books have been written trying to parse the different elements of EDMC and the "what the rave scene is" prompt is asking no less than that.

But I'll play along.

What is rave

There is a sound system, and it is playing electronic dance music - "EDM" being an umbrella term for electronic music created with the intent to be danced to (or is danced to by a majority of its listeners). Beyond that, a rave is when a community re-appropriates a space to have a music and art gathering where there typically would not be such a gathering.

The space re-appropriation admittedly uses some elements of TAZ; I really believe TAZ concepts are vital in EDM/rave culture's ability to provide powerful, meaningful experiences.

Anyways, if I drag my sound system out to the woods, or break into an abandoned soap factory, and I call my friends together and we gather in these places and blast techno into the sky, then that is rave. The trees didn't get together originally to host dance parties, and the factory sure wasn't built to house a sound system.

This is why I still call things like Ultra and EDC "raves" - these physical spaces do not exist because someone had the idea of having a sound system party there. The spaces are re-appropriated to do so. To that end, I've raved in people's apartments too.

At the same time, while I don't consider most nightclubs to be "raves" proper, I do consider them essential in the EDM community as a whole, and many nightclubs seek to mimic and implement elements of rave party aesthetic (sound system, visual elements). So I can kind of give a pass to incorporating some "club scenes" as part of the "rave scene"

So we have a bunch of people that get together and listen to this music. An old, negative take on "scene" would say that a rave scene "occurs" when that community of ravers grows to such a point that people - who otherwise are not interested in the music and other rave principles (whatever they may be) - end up going to raves, talking about themselves as "ravers," maybe even calling down their own interpretations of rave.

Aspects of the rave scene

But "the scene" makes better sense using the definition from above.

  • Music - primarily electronic music made to be danced to, but also all the music that - at the time - fits in the context of the rave (could be lounge jazz in the chillroom to the spontaneous drum circles that form at some festivals)
  • Musicians - people that create the music (producers, musicians), people that play and share the music (the DJs)
  • Audience - people that listen and dance to the music (whether at home or out at a club or at some festival)
  • Venues - clubs, unannounced secret locations, parks, cruise ships - wherever people meet to share in the music and the identity
  • Events - raves, festivals, private house parties, whatever - the gathering as a whole, including its promo/marketing
  • Aesthetics - kandi kids, black-garbed hipsters nodding to techno, junglists in camo... and these are just the physical ones. For example, the Burning Man aesthetic goes beyond just how people dress (e.g. 10 principles)
  • Related external/social responses - sound policies and city ordinances, protests utilizing rave music to energize a crowd, concerned parents writing local lawmakers to adjust curfews, the price of renting a warehouse in a gentrifying area and/or being forced to drive further away from a big city to find a place to play loud music
  • Other productions - people that write/draw/sing/craft about raves, rave philosophy and PLUR... something like this subreddit would fall in here

    Rave as we know it (~Detroit/Chicago to the first UK acid house parties) is nearly 30 years old, and I bet many people on this sub could probably have parents that could have gone to go to early raves. What rave is will flux throughout time, but I think this definition will last.

    Not only is the Second Summer of Love almost 30, but the idea of people listening to and dancing to music together is thousands of years old - the music may be futuristic in mindset, but the gathering is a tradition as old as civilization.

    What I want it to be

    Well, tbh I think my local scene is fine where it is.

    I always say that at the end of the day, if you can't stand the music, you won't keep coming back. I don't worry about the (hundreds of) thousands of people that go to massives because in a couple years, if they don't really care for the music, they won't be back anyway. Maybe some people come in and then get burned out on the ecstasy, but if they love the music and talk about it and share it then I would accept them as part of the culture and the scene. I meet a lot of 30+ year olds who are returning to rave after 5 or even 10 years of "taking a break" - maybe they're chasing the dragon in some fashion but I notice that all of them can tell me their favorite genres, DJs, or even pick out the tunes they love. All other differences aside, the music is the unifying factor for me.

    So, with music as the focus, my main concern in throwing raves is to introduce an audience to a diverse spectrum of electronic dance music (and by extension, its associated cultures). Before I hosted raves, I was doing indie music shows and putting stoner metal bands, folk singers, and jazz combos on the same lineup, hoping that the crowds would mingle at some point or another. If I could realistically play every style of music on a list like this at one event, I would.

    Beyond this, I know (especially from doing calendars over the last ~4 years) that there is a lot of diversity as far as specialized shows go - big room, trance, drum and bass, techno, house, even psytrance ... you can find events that do just that kind of music. I think it would be great for someone to come to a rave, be like "oh what's that kind of music, I really dig it" and then find out there are weeklies/monthlies devoted to just that kind of music. I honestly don't think this is that different from what could happen at massives like EDC. One of my favorite experiences is talking to "newbies" at festivals and about the different kinds of music going on. Not all mainstream events are like this, though, and it's a little bit harder to promote the "diverse vibe" at those kinds of events. But it's still worth checking out, for me.

    On the same token, I also love talking to people who only go out to club nights and gab about all the little warehouse parties going on - some of them might not know anything about these otherwise. Either way, I want to share this tradition and find people who can keep it going with me.

    Finally... the people that actually throw and host raves consistently over many years tend to be plugged into mainstream society in some way or another, even if it's just because they need a decent day job. I tell young people to travel, experiment, explore their world, think about the big picture - and I need to work with dreamers and visionary-types to balance out my own personality - but I also think it's important for a rave scene to be able to fund venues - and yes, a lot of that is about money and having a consistent, good wage, or at least having time to scout.

    anyways, I could talk about rave culture forever but would honestly not get anything else done today typing it all out. cheers

    P.S. I've recommended this a million times before but if you're interested in EDMC Technomad by Graham St. John is the best book I've ever read about the culture as a whole.
u/bpear · 7 pointsr/aves

Adventure Club is awesome! And so were all of his openers. Glad you had a beautiful time. Below are some tips on staying healthy.

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The easiest way to get all the recommended vitamins and supplements for rolling is to buy these.

Tempo: (take about 1-2 hours before rolling, and then 1-2 hours after rolling): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0754PS8YH This prevents jaw clenching, has supplements to prevent neurotoxicity etc.

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Harmony: (Take the day after doing MDMA, and optionally for 2-4 days after) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07552LBYT

That one has supplements and vitamins to continue to prevent neurotoxicity and also 5-htp to help get your serotonin levels back to a healthy state.

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Those bottles have pretty much everything that is recommended by most safety regimens. http://rollsafe.org for example is a great source. Those amazon links are just easy ways to get all the vitamins/supplements in a couple of capsules .

u/IAmTera · 1 pointr/aves

Hi, I think what you're looking for are called musicians earplugs. They lower volume without muffling sound quality. The ones I have are called
Earasers
https://www.amazon.com/Earasers-HEM001-Musicians-Plugs-Medium/dp/B00E2D9HAA/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1487460400&sr=8-1&keywords=earasers+earplugs

I find those work pretty well, my only gripe about them is they sometimes wiggle loose (but not fall out). They arent the ones that go inside your ear like a qtip or something, they're like the old ipod earbuds.

The other ones I have are called Etymotic earplugs https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RM6Q9XW/ref=sr_ph_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1487460473&sr=sr-1&keywords=etymotic+earplugs

I like these ones because they actually go inside your ear so they don't get loose. Personally, I wear the etymotic more often but the Earasers are more comfortable.

Lmk if you have any questions! Always happy to help. I have a ton of earplugs but those two are my favorite. Protect your hearing!!!!

u/roshroxx · 6 pointsr/aves

It may be too late, but you can buy paper diffraction glasses on amazon. So much fun to pass out to people during the shows! It is a great way to make friends, everyone appreciates them.

u/srq2sb · 10 pointsr/aves

Earasers. They are the best hands down. They are $40 but they are 100% worth it. Better than $200 custom earplugs from the ear doctor. Best out there. Trust me.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E2D9HAA/ref=twister_B00EXNAI3Y?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

u/ionbeam7 · 3 pointsr/aves

All of these are great. Borrowed a friends camelbak last year, can't imagine the difficulty of doing HARD without it.

Also, bring plenty of cash from outside, since parking can cost a good deal and the ATMs inside have fees and lines.

If you have any small fans you can use to cool yourself off with, those are also great.

Lastly, earplugs are a must, especially for the indoor stages. I recommend these because they are comfortable, very high quality for a low price, and come with a connecting cord and travelling case you can clip onto your camelbak/backpack.

u/moebiusatg · 14 pointsr/aves

One of the more popular brands is DownBeats but I find them too small so I chose this brand of etymotic ear plugs.

I like those best bc they're incredibly easy to take in/out and they have a little string that connects them together so you can hang them around your neck when not in use.

u/dmoney247 · 4 pointsr/aves

Buy some hot hands they work miracles. I remember someone last year gave me one for my wife and I definitely made the cold bearable and they're pretty cheap for big pack maybe you can pass them out like I will be doing!!
HotHands Hand Warmers 40 Pair Value Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0007ZF4OA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_vq2hAb1GVX2GY

u/DJRonin · 3 pointsr/aves

Be sure to look for "decibel reducing" earplugs. Those are the ones meant for concerts/loud places. This kind is what I use and is cheap. It quiets things down a hair, but you can still easily feel and hear the music. You can still have conversations with people as well. You will just about forget that you have them in your ears as they are pretty comfortable. I suggest looking for those that come on a string than separate. That way you can just wear them around your neck.

I'm not sure if places like Walmart sells these types, as they carry earplugs that are meant to cancel out sound completely, rather than reduce decibels.

u/fishymamba · 3 pointsr/aves

Their standard Ety plugs are pretty good! http://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-ETY-Plugs-Protection-Earplugs/dp/B0044DEESS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1411141142&sr=8-1&keywords=etymotic+earplugs

Just make sure you get the correct size, fit is very important.
Also incase anyone is interested, Etymotic makes some kick ass in ear headphones. Even the cheapest ones(~$60) are rally good!

u/ponchacito · 13 pointsr/aves

I was recommended these:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015WJQ7A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
on some other reddit thread. I have trouble with things staying in my ears and I found these to be great. Excellent reviews, great quality item.

u/adventuregiraffe · 2 pointsr/aves

As everyone else said: earplugs. Downbeats are absolutely amazing for shows and highly recommended - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A3Z44R2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Wi.IzbA8XJF00

I have mild tinnitus. I've been going to different genres of shows frequently for over ten years now. I find that live instrument shows tend to make my ears ring more than DJ sets. I've definitely been trying to get better at wearing ear plugs every time now.

u/aldernon · 3 pointsr/aves

As an aside, I also had this spray nozzle thingy and found it to be utterly amazing.

But I was traumatized by the extreme heat of 2015 so I was taking no chances, also had one of the chilly towel things- both worked well for staying cool, the mister was nice for helping others cool off.

u/HighRoad123 · 1 pointr/aves

I noticed there were a lot of great nice hand fans people were using at Escape but mine shitted on everyone elses :P Just wanted to spread the word how much I loved mine I got from Amazon. Fansay Fans is the company and they have the lightest bamboo frames with HD prints!!

https://www.amazon.com/Fansay-Fans-Festival-Accessories-Decoration/dp/B07WR56K2J/ref=sr_1_28?keywords=rave+fan&qid=1572452717&s=home-garden&sr=1-28

u/Kwotter · 3 pointsr/aves

I'm really leaning towards the idea of giving away diffraction glasses. Do you know what kind you use? And I'm thinking about ordering these and passing them out at Escape from Wonderland. I'm just not sure if they'll be any good. I want to give people something they'll really enjoy!

Edit: Possibly these instead

u/FuckTheBus · 2 pointsr/aves

Another brand that you should possibly consider are the ones I personally use, eargasm. They're relatively affordable(20$ I think) they are really comfortable, and they are pretty discreet-looking. They also come with a cheap little case for holding them that you can throw on your keys. :)

Eargasm High Fidelity Earplugs for Concerts Musicians Motorcycles and More! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019M576XW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_.-nkxbC8Q5HF2

Here you go

u/Theyellowk123 · 1 pointr/aves

You should pick up a nice pair of earplugs and take them to every show. I got a pair of these and they work very well. they don't distort the sound, just lowers the volume. Also, its pretty hard to see them when they are in, if you care about that.

u/joshmcroberts · 1 pointr/aves

I'm going with a few friends, can't wait. Earplugs are a must. I've had great experiences with these -- saved my ears at Seven Lions @ Royale last week.

u/agf33 · 2 pointsr/aves

I use this super cheap 3L pack that I found on Amazon. My favorite things about it are that it is very minimalist, just one pocket that is flat against your back (perfect for some money, ID, etc), it is very slim and hugs your back, so no chance of swinging into people, it has several D-ring attachment points to hook on any other gear/lights you might want, and it has a chest strap for that extra security. It doesn't have the best mouthpiece, but it works, and has a locking mechanism so it won't be dripping everywhere like some other cheap packs I've tried. And I love how cheap it is because I can go fucking hard with it (even trip the fuck out and lose it) and not worry too much (like I would with my nice camelbak).

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MGSKSXI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/RAATL · 5 pointsr/aves

These earplugs will be mega helpful for you, they won't lower the quality of the sound, they'll just protect your ears and keep everything sounding great

u/HoneySparks · 2 pointsr/aves

https://www.amazon.com/Vater-VSAS-Safe-Sound-Plugs/dp/B002RWKR7K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479180486&sr=8-1&keywords=vater+ear+plugs

These are about the same price, come with a better container, you can change the level of dampening, and the cord to connect them is a godsend, especially if you're constantly taking one out to hear/talk to your friends.

u/nitdkim · 2 pointsr/aves

EarPeace HD Concert Ear Plugs... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076VVP6CX?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

I'm sure there are better ones out there but these get the job done and they come in a keychain container which is awesome. you will have these with you at all times and won't ever forget them.

u/vspenterprise · 1 pointr/aves

I found some awesome rave fans here, great quality too

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TB1BH5X?ref=myi_title_dp

u/akaganyaku · 2 pointsr/aves

Something not much people do, but handwarmers really help and give me a sense of warmth in the cold!

u/Malikot · 6 pointsr/aves

I highly recommend a pair of Downbeats. I absolutely love them and have gotten most of my friends to get some too. I tried the Etymotics but didn't like them as much since they stick out of your ear a lot and looks kinda funny. You can't really notice Downbeats unless you're looking for them.

u/BlitzingJalopies · 1 pointr/aves

I use these for shows and festivals. Filters out most sound and i can still hear my friends when they talk to me. Recommend trying them out!

u/hardcorr · 2 pointsr/aves

This is some of the most important advice here

I recommend these - still affordable and a step above the generic foam ones you'll find around, I've always been happy with the sound quality coming through them.

u/ArchReaper · 2 pointsr/aves

I super recommend either the Etymotics ER20XS (my last pair) or Earasers (my current pair, do not plan on switching anytime soon)

u/sleeepy_ · 2 pointsr/aves

Just used some for a rave I went to recently and it was the best decision I made the whole night. These were the ones I used. I like that they come with a little canister to put them away when I needed to.

u/Dafunkk · 6 pointsr/aves

+1 for flip belt. Can't vouch for the one you linked but I recently just got this one and it works great. One big pocket for your phone and a little one for keys/cards.

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u/mrempyrean · 2 pointsr/aves

I've been using Etymotics for 5 years now. They're great. Hearoes has something very similar as well.

u/internet_observer · 1 pointr/aves

I've seen this issue mentioned a lot for all the NOS festivals including dreamstate. Luckily know one I know lost theirs though. I keep all my phone in a running belt ( I use this one ) and I think it would be pretty darn hard to get stuff out of without me noticing. Doubly so at this dreamstate since if I was outside I had my hoodie on over it.

u/Erin1006 · 2 pointsr/aves

Not shorts, but I highly recommend this for valuables/keys. Used it to hold two wallets, a small medical device, and phone at EDC and was not disappointed.

u/i91809 · 2 pointsr/aves

It means "serious" or "seriously", at least that's how I've always used it

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/deadass

Also, on topic: I have these Etymotics and they are great!

u/HeyDoYouHaveAnyGum · 3 pointsr/aves

I have a pair of etymotic (as linked by /u/buboy3) which are great, but it bothered me that they always stuck out so much. Now I use downbeats:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A3Z44R2
Which are the same price and similar fit and (to me, since this is obviously subjective) also preserve good sound quality.

u/pear-lady · 2 pointsr/aves

I like these, they preserve the sound really well.

u/californiansarebad · 11 pointsr/aves

Good on you! I am a big fan of Eargasm. Etymotics are cheaper and are also good, but my personal preference is for the Eargasms.

u/cocopuff874 · 2 pointsr/aves

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0015WJQ7A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_M0lPCbNCVRXXN

I have these. Changes the concert experience completely, I highly recommend grabbing a pair. You'll never want to go to a show without them

u/BanOfShadows · 1 pointr/aves

Depends how close you get to the speakers... and how good the roll is... I always bring some. http://www.amazon.com/DownBeats-Reusable-Fidelity-Hearing-Protection/dp/B00A3Z44R2?

u/ericboerner · 1 pointr/aves

been wearing these for the past year. if you have a lanyard, they can go right on the keychain so you can easily take them out and put them back in. I don’t hear ringing in my ears anymore after raves. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076VVP6CX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_iyuWDbE2W5Y3Z

u/emugirl1994 · 1 pointr/aves

I've tried Etymotics + think they are very uncomfortable compared to these.
(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019M576XW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 )
I've worn them all 3 days for EDC last year + never once did they become uncomfortable. Also, I like the carrying case better because it's more secure with a threaded top & can't accidentally come open.

u/thebigleboggski · 4 pointsr/aves

I've been using the same pair of Etys for over a year and they work great. I also wear them over my headphones(AT M50's) when spinning in certain situations with no problems. The case they come with is really handy and I keep them on my keychain at all times.

http://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-ETY-Plugs-Protection-Earplugs/dp/B0044DEESS

u/VegasPro13_64bit · 1 pointr/aves

These are pretty much the same design but without the thing sticking out of your ears. If that matters, these are also the plugs I have been using for 2+ years and just now bought a second pair.

u/courtjesters · 3 pointsr/aves

http://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-ETY-Plugs-Protection-Earplugs/dp/B0044DEESS/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1369252864&sr=1-1&keywords=Etymotic

check these out. I used them for Hard Summer and they were pretty useful. The music sounded the same, just quieter. no distortion or cutting or shit like that

u/buboy3 · 7 pointsr/aves

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0044DEESS

I wear these all the time at events. It's a good price point to buy two pairs if you want a replacement in case you lose one.

u/xiofan422 · 4 pointsr/aves

If the venue allows, a camelback is a must. And I've used these earplugs: https://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-High-Fidelity-Earplugs-Standard/dp/B0044DEESS?th=1&psc=1
They tone the volume down without messing up the sound quality

u/gw-throwaway-yay · 8 pointsr/aves

Your ears ringing means that you -permanently- damaged your hearing. Excision's sound system is the loudest I've ever heard, and I've been to a lot of shows. You can buy earplugs that don't distort the sound and just make it quieter. I recommend at least getting some and bringing them

http://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-ETY-Plugs-Protection-Earplugs/dp/B0044DEESS

u/ShaneTheTrain · 9 pointsr/aves

Tinnitus will usually go away after a week if its your first time damaging your ears. It gets progressively worse as time goes on though.

https://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-ETY-Plugs-Protection-Earplugs/dp/B0044DEESS?th=1

These are what me and my friends use now and they are pretty dank. Lowers the volume a lot without losing too much sound fidelity.

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