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  1. Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
    Plot twist: It was an official camera.

    Yeah, if a tripod was used then that's a little too far, besides, how did she get the tripod into the venue?
    You'd be surprised how much gear can someone bring into a venue. As long as you don't sneak in a soda can or water bottle so you have to spend a freaking fortune on their drink stalls, they sometimes don't give a damn if you carry a tripod, a videocam or ten.
  2. A tripod is overkill. I can understand a small audio recorder, especially in a small venue, but a tripod?
  3. Do you guys wear earplugs to gigs? I find them annoying because me singing drowns out the music. Then again, I want to listen to music for as long as I possibly can.
  4. Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:Do you guys wear earplugs to gigs? I find them annoying because me singing drowns out the music. Then again, I want to listen to music for as long as I possibly can.
    We use these:

  6. If I was a big artist (dream out loud) I wouldn't care if someone was filming the concert, because they paid money to see me, and it's their choice on how they experience the concert.
  7. I don't wear earplugs myself, but I don't go to many concerts. I've never really had any issues apart from Wembley '09 when the sound was reverberating around the upper tier. I thought the ieTour was excellent, I had no ringing in my ears afterwards.
  8. Never wore earplugs to gigs and I go to quite a bit. I'm heading for tinnitus regardless.
  9. Exactly the same here.

    I sometimes experience a little buzz/shrillness when I scream loudly at a concert, like my eardrums are saturated both from the outside sound plus the sound of my own scream. Other than that, never experienced ear pain or ringing during/after a show.
  10. Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:Do you guys wear earplugs to gigs? I find them annoying because me singing drowns out the music. Then again, I want to listen to music for as long as I possibly can.


    I never do, but I can tell you now that I'm middle aged, I can see it starting to take its toll. I always loved it loud, now I'm finding that I need loud to be even louder.
  11. Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]


    I never do, but I can tell you now that I'm middle aged, I can see it starting to take its toll. I always loved it loud, now I'm finding that I need loud to be even louder.
    Pardon?



    I have those musician style ear plugs, like Alvin posted. They lower the volume but the music sounds the same. Although for London 4 I only wore them for a few songs.

    I haven't had any ringing in my ears after any loud event though, 2 F1 races (1 race and 1 full weekend) and multiple airshows.
  12. Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
    Pardon?



    I have those musician style ear plugs, like Alvin posted. They lower the volume but the music sounds the same. Although for London 4 I only wore them for a few songs.

    I haven't had any ringing in my ears after any loud event though, 2 F1 races (1 race and 1 full weekend) and multiple airshows.
    Eh? Can you speak up, sonny boy? I can't hear you...
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