Product DescriptionWhether you are a construction worker on the job, a person in the workshop or a homeowner mowing the lawn, you may be putting your hearing at risk. And chances are, you are also putting up with some irritating noise. To protect hearing, tune out irritating noise while you enjoy your favorite music station, you need AOSafety WorkTunes. WorkTunes is the first of its kind, offering optimum hearing protection and both AM and FM stereo radio. Features:- The only industrial headset with AM and FM tuning- Lightweight and adjustable for all day comfortSpecifications:- NRR 26 dB- High reception sensitivity
What Others Say
Peltor 90541 worktunes
This is the second pair of worktunes that I have had. I really like them because they not only protect my hearing but they also allow me to listen to music while I work.
Pay attention to the reviews stating poor reception!!!!
I had the manual tuned version of these until they were accidentally chopped up by my 6 foot finish mower! I was happy with them but thought I would step up to the digital ones - a big mistake! I should have paid attention to the reviewers that complained about poor reception. They are right! The FM reception on these is TERRIBLE. I sure wish I would have got the old version instead.
Peltor 90541 Work Tunes - Great Product used by several and all liked.
Peltor 90541 WorkTunes AM/FM Hearing Protector with Digital Tuning was purchased to use in conjunction with my diesel powered tractor/mower. I have used it and so did my brother-in-law. It was not only ear protective, but the tunes came in great (note: due to location, we do not normally have the best reception at our home- very rural and surrounded by trees). I would highly recommend it to anyone desiring hearing protection along with entertainment.
Poor radio tuner and reception - Nice hearing protection.
My experience with these in my woodworking shop has been mixed. I like music when I'm working, but the radio reception with this set sucks. It has a tiny knob that hits a station about every 1 degree of turn, making it very difficult to nail the station. When you do get it tuned to the station the signal is weak and sporadic. I live on a hillside and can see radio towers from my back deck. They are on a hill about 12 miles away. Who knows, maybe I'm getting too much signal? The good part is that they are fairly well made, comfortable and effective. I should probably take the batteries out to lighten them up a bit.
The AM Radio is USELESS...
Apparently, it was Peltor's goal to draw more sales to this unit by marketing it, in part, as having a radio tuner. It does have a radio tuner. Unfortunately, the AM side is useless and the FM side isn't much better. You've been warned!
