Etymotic ResearchER-15 Single Filter for Musicians' Earplugs (Clear)

These sound great. Really worth it for anyone involved in live music.Not a mark against the product, but be careful with these and playing LOUD music. 15dB isn't enough to keep your ears safe, playing, or being near cracking drums. The 25dB ones are the right ones for that, something I wished my audiologist knew when I got these years ago, my hearing would still be perfect... These are good for regular, not brutal drumming, and concert going, and live sound. I also use them for construction, and they're great for keeping in the whole time, hammering nails, using saws, impact drivers, while being able to still understand people speaking at a normal volume.Also used them for recording and radio performances in the same room as the drums, under the headphones, and you just crank up the headphones and get a good mix without blowing out your ears.

These are the exact filters I was looking for. I had some Westone ear protection made about 5 years ago. I broke one of the filters because they are sorta delicate. Glad I was able to track these down. Also, it says $30 but it doesn't state that you actually get a pair of them. I only needed one so now I have an extra.

I lost a filter to my custom molds in a dark club. This replacement was a perfect fit.

I use this filter in my Westone custom musicians ear plugs and it fits in and works like a charm. Hearing protection is very important to me, and although I didn't exactly love having to replace one of them for a relatively high cost--it is worth it to me. Had to buy a replacement as the original had been knocked out at a concert.

I had a different filter in my earplugs that left everything sounding bass-heavy. I bought these after researching and understanding that they'd cut all frequencies a bit more equally. They sound great in band practice. I play guitar, and can hear the entire mix really well, without dialing in my own amp in such a way that it sounds bad to the rest of the band.