ALPINE Music Safe Classic Earplug

Alpine earplugs were created specifically for the needs of the music environment. They guarantee safety without taking away the satisfaction of listening to music! Ideally suited for use by DJs, sound engineers, and musicians.

Musicians are largely exposed to hearing loss. Very loud music causes hearing impairment and other physical ailments. MusicSafe Classic™ earplugs are equipped with two pairs of different filters that you can adjust to your own needs, depending on the situation in which you will use them. Thanks to Alpine earplugs, you will achieve the desired volume level without feeling isolated from the environment or experiencing additional pressure in your ears. This model of earplugs is dedicated primarily to artists performing on stage.


In summary, thanks to the filters used in MusicSafe Classic™ earplugs, the music is lowered to a desired and safe level while maintaining a satisfying music experience in a club or at a concert. Since the set includes three types of filters, the attenuation can be adjusted to your needs. The filter also allows for normal communication, so the user will have no problem talking to others.


The earplugs are made of soft thermoplastic polymer, which is very comfortable and fits snugly in the ear canal. After a moment in the ear, the material adapts to the body temperature, making them practically imperceptible. The flanges adapt to the walls of the ear canal entry, ensuring a stable fit even during sudden movements.

All the above-mentioned advantages, very good attenuation quality, and seamless communication mean that when using Alpine earplugs, we do not feel the so-called isolation effect from the environment.


The Music Safe Classic set includes:
- two pairs of special filters designed for attenuating excessively loud music,
- a plastic insertion tube for convenient placement of the earplug in the ear,
- a comfortable case,
- an additional case to be placed on a keychain

MusicSafe Classic attenuation values (according to EN 352-2: 2002)