Pindrop Hearing is an independent Audiology Practice, based in Harley Street, London.  

 

For over a decade, we’ve been providing performers and presenters in music and entertainment industry with the highest standards of hearing healthcare. Our Audiologists are dedicated to the prevention and protection of hearing loss in musicians and have a full understanding of the audio issues faced by professionals.

 

We combine the latest state of the art technology with professional expertise and an exceptional service. Supplying and fitting custom-made hearing protection devices, in-ear monitors and ear plugs to musicians, vocalists, DJs, sound engineers and audiophiles.

 

 

Our team of fully qualified Clinical Audiologists, have years of experience working with musicians, giving us the expertise to identify the specific needs each client.   Consultations and fittings are carried out by hearing experts, committed to improving your audio experiences. For your peace of mind, we’re members of the following professional associations:

 

We supply the latest, cutting-edge audio technology. This includes filtered ear plugs, designed specifically to maintain sound clarity and precision. All frequencies are attenuated at the same level and you can choose the level you require.   Our in-ear monitors deliver amazing sound across a full range of frequencies, fitted with quality balanced armature drivers with passive crossover circuitry.

 

 

 

Bespoke ear-pieces offer the highest level of protection for your ears and improved sound clarity due to the seamless, secure fit, deep within the ear-canal. Our soft silicon ear-pieces are anatomically moulded to the users ear providing supreme comfort, less irritation and they’re less likely to fall out.   To create your very own personalised ear-mould, you’ll need an ear impression taking and as Clinical Audiologists, Pindrop are fully qualified to carry-out the procedure. 

 

 

Our products boast an impressive track record, used by illustrious, world renowned performers, bands, DJs and presenters. Here’s a few you may have heard of:

 

Christina Aguilera

Coldplay

David Bowie

George Michael

Jon Bon Jovi

Kylie Minogue

Luther Vandross

Madonna

Mary J Blige

Robbie Williams

Rod Stewart

Status Quo

Take That

 

 

For a musician whose livelihood depends on rehearsing and playing music, your risk of hearing impairment is greater than average. At Pindrop, we are dedicated to the ear-health of our clients. 

 

The inner ear or Cochlea contains sensory hair cells that are damaged by sound. The destruction of these cells and the attached nerve fibres results in hearing loss. This could be in the form of:

Tinnitus - the perception of sound in the absence of sound

Hyperacusis – extreme noise intolerance

Distortion - where sounds are heard but lack clarity

Diplacusis – when sounds are perceived as a different pitch

 

Noise-induced hearing loss is preventable – don’t let it happen to you. We supply a range of products designed specifically for professionals from the music and entertainment industry from in-ear monitors for musicians to custom broadcasters ear-moulds.

 

 

 

Rather than concentrating solely on the sale of hearing protectors, we provide a service. Our focus is on clinical excellence in Audiology and not on retail. We’ll consider your individual needs; profession, current noise exposure, past exposure, environment and circumstances before making recommendations.   We are completely unbiased and independent, without any ties to specific manufacturers. Therefore we’ll supply you with the most appropriate hearing device based solely on your unique situation.

 

 

As a musician, your ears are unarguably your two most valuable possessions. At Pindrop Hearing, the prevention of hearing damage is our primary concern but we appreciate the challenges faced by musicians, sound engineers and DJs. 

 

We understand the pressures of live a performance, the problems with speaker monitors, the importance of clarity and accuracy of sound during practice. Each instrument has its own risks, some musicians need more protection than others. Singers face different difficulties to drummers. We can help devise the correct hearing conservation program for you; including help and advice to help reduce your risk of noise induced hearing loss.