Hocks Noise Brakers®

The Musician and the Noise Braker®

Concerts are loud.

The average rock concert is 115 decibels, which a person can safely be exposed to for only 15 minutes a day. As concerts are longer than 15 minutes, most concert goers are damaging their hearing, listening with unprotected ears.

This is dangerous for concert goers, but even more damaging to the musicians performing those concerts.

Musicians and Hearing Protection

Most musicians do not like hearing protection because they cannot hear their music when wearing solid ear protection.

Some forms of hearing protection are available that provide a speaker, helping the performer hear his/her own music.  But this can be quite expensive, and electronics have a bad habit of breaking down. This is where the Noise Braker® shows its greatest strength.



Letting You Hear, Protecting Your Ears

The Noise Braker®, hearing protection with a filter, reduces the volume entering your ear, while letting you hear, with no electronic parts to break or power cells to replace. Music can be heard, and concerts enjoyed, while protecting your ears from dangerous sound levels.  Many musicians use this protection, from drummers to symphony members. 

Have questions? Please contact us anytime! We look forward to hearing from you. 

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