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Deathening day to day noise

Benii

To any one like my self finding it hard to live independently because of the overwhelming amount of noise I recommend active noise cancelling head phones this are fairly expensive but they are a god send to neurotypicals this would make them death to the world but for we aspies they eliminate the unwanted background noise withlch can a lot of the time be overwhelming or even scary and make life more manageable I recommend kitsound immersed noise cancelling head phones they have a separate swith for the active noise cancelling and look pretty cool you can use with or without music and are available at tesco for £60 not cheap but for we aspies they are a necessity well at least in my opinion regards ben

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    NAS8954 said:

    I understand that noise-cancelling headphones are of no help when it comes to neighbours shouting, arguing, etc. as the sound is not constant. Is that what you have found?

    NC headphones will reduce, but not eliminate, sounds. I use a pair of audio technica in-ear noise cancelling earbuds that significantly reduce ambient noise including voices/shouting but you can still hear those sounds unless you also listen to music. These things can tip the balance to the point where you can get on with doing your own thing - I have used them to help me concentrate in busy open plan offices and they do really make a useful difference.

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    NAS8954 said:

    I understand that noise-cancelling headphones are of no help when it comes to neighbours shouting, arguing, etc. as the sound is not constant. Is that what you have found?

    NC headphones will reduce, but not eliminate, sounds. I use a pair of audio technica in-ear noise cancelling earbuds that significantly reduce ambient noise including voices/shouting but you can still hear those sounds unless you also listen to music. These things can tip the balance to the point where you can get on with doing your own thing - I have used them to help me concentrate in busy open plan offices and they do really make a useful difference.

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