Re: [Harp-L] Loud amp for loud band (tinitus)
I'll go along with this except I wouldn't quit the band until I had another
gig. Just me. I'm an old guy and I spent waaaay too much time being blasted
by Marshall amps, Fenders too for that matter. Fenders can get too loud too ya
know. I have tinitus from amps, guns, hot rods and an ex wife. Anyway, save
your hearing. It's not fun trying to go to sleep with that ringing in your
ears that won't go away. I have to sleep with a fan going to break up the
ringing in my ears now. There are things that are supposed to help tinitus
nowadays, but I'm not having much luck. Anybody have any suggestions that I may have
not heard about for tinitus???
Randy
BiscuitBoy Blues
In a message dated 11/12/2007 7:02:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
special20harp@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Earplugs? In-ear monitors?
Life is too much fun to be crippled with hearing loss or tintinitis.
If your bandmates won't lower the stage volume, I'd quit the band.
You can still have a high FOH SPL, but you don't have to ruin your own
ears to sound good.
-Spec20
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