| Author | Message | ||
| wayne
Intermediate Member Username: wayne Post Number: 191 Registered: 5-2002 |
For all y'all who use (by choice or not) in-ear systems: Have you ever heard of, or seen, some type of "limiter" that can be used between the in-ear signal (such as an Aviom) and the earphones that will prevent spikes from getting through? I am having significant issues with this lately. The spikes can be from a specific channel in the mix or, as today, from someone unplugging a condenser mic without muting the line first. I would absolutely love to have something between me and the Aviom mixer that would prevent anything from exceeding X decibels getting to my ears. I've been using hearing protection for years and have custom earpieces to isolate myself from the 90+ decibels of on stage volume. But all of that is worthless if someone else can jack the volume of a system that is directly in my ear. Thanks for any leads you know of. C-Ya....................wayne | ||
| briant
Senior Member Username: briant Post Number: 569 Registered: 12-2004 |
Thanks for asking, wayne. I've been wondering about this as well and I've been too lazy to look into it myself.  I've been contemplating in-ears for a while and this has always been a concern of mine. Sorry to not add anything useful other than letting you know you're not alone in this pondering thought. Or something along those lines. |
