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   * note: SNR does sadly not stand for signal-noise-ration but for "Single Number Rating" and is an ear-plug rating giving the average dampening over audible frequencies)   * note: SNR does sadly not stand for signal-noise-ration but for "Single Number Rating" and is an ear-plug rating giving the average dampening over audible frequencies)
   * note: music earplugs "try" to dampen as linear over audible frequencies as cost-effectively possible, so their SNR will never be higher than what they can dampen the lower frequencies at.   * note: music earplugs "try" to dampen as linear over audible frequencies as cost-effectively possible, so their SNR will never be higher than what they can dampen the lower frequencies at.
 +  * full-sealing plugs (foam, wax) vs those with changeable filter: the filters are supposed to allow air-circulation and pressure-equalisation in your ear, thus creating less problems during longer wear
  
 ==== recommendations by usage ==== ==== recommendations by usage ====
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   * Loops   * Loops
     * not tested, see no need to     * not tested, see no need to
 +  * Custom-fit ear-plugs from your local specialist
 +    * better fit for more comfortable longer wear
 +    * uses changeable inset filters
 +      * allow air exchange between your ear and outside, e.g. don't fully seal your ears per design
 +      * difference between "cheaper" filters like with Schallwerk and professional filters probably not very significant (friend tested)
  
  
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