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When amplification is used, you need a good seal in your ear so the amplified sound doesn’t escape around your ear plug and back out the ear creating a whistle sound or feedback. The key to eliminating most whistling is to adjust the fit in your ears as securely as possible. If you need help or advice, please call SportEar.
