Limousine Adjustable Knops Earplugs

Description

Limousine Adjustable Knops Earplugs

Introducing the world’s first fully analogue, adjustable high-fidelity earplugs – the Limousine Adjustable Knops Earplugs, made in the Netherlands.

Knops earplugs target people who value their hearing, putting the power of sound control at your fingertips without the need for batteries or apps. The earplugs achieve a similar reduction in dB across all frequencies, creating a very flat response curve. This allows you to enjoy music clearly as intended, but at a lower volume.

With 4 acoustically tuned settings (0dB, ~10dB, ~20dB, and ~30dB reduction*), you can fine-tune your listening environment in real time, without removing the earplugs or adjusting different filters. Simply turn the outer drum, much like a volume dial, to adjust the filter of the earplug. You can adjust each ear independently.

What’s Included?

Knops earplugs come with silicon ear tips and 3 different sizes of foam tips to help you achieve a good in-ear seal. Each set includes a carry case and comes in retail display packaging with instructions.

The 4 Settings of Knops

Knops earplugs offer 4 settings designed to help reduce sound.

Step 1 is the only setting that doesn’t filter any sound, letting you hear everything loud and clear. Although this step doesn’t use a filter, the earplugs are acoustically tuned.
Steps 2, 3, and 4 filter approximately ~10dB, ~20dB, and ~30dB, respectively.*

Where to Use Knops

Thanks to their quick adjustment feature, Knops give you a highly adaptive approach to noise and volume adjustment on the fly.

• Protect your ears at concerts, festivals, and clubs without losing audio quality.

• Turn the volume down at loud bars while still being able to hold conversations.

• Reduce distractions at the office, co-working spaces, and cafés.

• Improve reading, working, or sleeping during travel.

• Increase focus and productivity during study sessions or exams.

*dB reduction shown is the average or approximate reduction achieved during testing and assumes an air-tight seal in the ear canal.