tathepilot
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im aware of how anr headsets make you less fatigue during flying, they are a sure bet.. but im still concerned about the potential damage that could be done to your ear drums.. 'svcta' has the point that im trying to get an answer too. the sound waves are still in your ears, but the anr cancels them out by the matching the modulation, by producing a wave that is directly out of phase with the sound effectively cancelling the noise out. but does this harm your ears..? i believe we need a doctor to help us on this one.
-Again, those that say ANR reduces engine noise to a quiet fan or no noise at all... is completely wrong! I've read the reviews, done the research. Its comfortably quiet, just not that quiet. If you fly with props, you should at least try ANR.
If your eardrum vibrates twice as fast/hard(?) you will hear a louder sound.