| Great for Restaurant Conversations | Have Fun Watching TV with Family | ||
| Use in Business Meetings or Church |
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| Ready-to-Wear and Easy-to-Use | Appreciate the Outdoors | ||
| Feedback Cancellation | Speech Enhancement | ||
| 12 Band, 2 Channel Processing | Low Battery Indicator | ||
| Wax Barrier / Wind Screen | Memory Change Indicator |
•4 Pre-Programmed Memories
- Mem1: Standard Response
- Mem2: Mild Noise Response
- Mem3: Moderate Noise Response
- Mem4: Enhanced Noise Response
| Warranty | 1 Year Warranty |
|---|---|
| Style | Completely In the Canal |
| Battery Size | "10" (Lasts up to 80 hours) |
| Memories | 4 |
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Volume Control | Manual |
| L x W x H | .625 x .5 x .3 |
| Bands/Channels | 12 / 2 |
| Programmable or Ready to Wear | Ready to Wear |
| Hearing Loss | Mild to Moderate |
| Digital | Yes |
| Microphone | omni-directional |
| Monthly Price | No |
The Seattle Seahawks, who boast that their fans caused a small earthquake after a 2011 touchdown, acclaimed their crowd’s record 136.6-decibel noise level this September after an effort orchestrated by the fan group Volume 12.
Four weeks later, the Kansas City Chiefs — who are still unbeaten — topped the record, in part because of a scream-a-thon organized by the fan group Terrorhead Returns.
“Be LOUD AND PROUD and blow my eardrums out!” one Chiefs fan wrote on Facebook.
The N.F.L. encourages the din.
“Fans know they are going to a football game and not searching for a book at a library,” said Brian McCarthy, an N.F.L. spokesman.
The Seattle Seahawks, who boast that their fans caused a small earthquake after a 2011 touchdown, acclaimed their crowd’s record 136.6-decibel noise level this September after an effort orchestrated by the fan group Volume 12.
Four weeks later, the Kansas City Chiefs — who are still unbeaten — topped the record, in part because of a scream-a-thon organized by the fan group Terrorhead Returns.
“Be LOUD AND PROUD and blow my eardrums out!” one Chiefs fan wrote on Facebook.
The N.F.L. encourages the din.
“Fans know they are going to a football game and not searching for a book at a library,” said Brian McCarthy, an N.F.L. spokesman.
But all that noise can come with a serious cost. With peaks for touchdowns and troughs at timeouts, the average volume during an N.F.L. game is probably in the mid-90-decibel range, said Elliott Berger, an acoustical engineer at 3M, which makes protective hearing devices.
At those levels, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health recommends limiting exposure to 60 minutes. The average N.F.L. game lasts about three times that long. And Berger said someone screaming at close range could reach 120 decibels — as loud as an ambulance siren.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/17/sports/football/ground-shaking-noise-rocks-nfl-and-eardrums-take-big-hit.html?_r=0 Read it all.....