Videos tagged with Audio Gear

This entry debunks a conspiracy theory surrounding Charlie Kirk's microphone, presented by Shawn Ryan. The analysis focuses on the physical impossibility of the Rode microphone acting as a projectile due to its magnetic attachment to a loose t-shirt. Forensic evidence, or lack thereof, is also discussed, highlighting the absence of explosion indicators.

This YouTube video announces a contest for ProHear EP02 shooting earbuds. It provides a link to enter the contest, which ends on August 31, 2025. The description also includes links to subscribe to the "Moondog Go" channel, watch a video review of the ProHear EP02 earbuds, and read a written review on moondogindustries.com. Additional links are provided for Moondog Reviews' other platforms including TikTok, Rumble, Facebook, Telegram, Twitter, Instagram, MeWe, and TruthSocial.

This YouTube video, titled 'Podcast Equipment Test' with a description of 'test 1', appears to be a technical test of audio recording equipment for a podcast. Based solely on the title and description, there is no indication of firearms content. The video is likely focused on audio quality, microphone performance, and general podcast setup.

This video explores the effectiveness of using AirPods as hearing protection in a firearm-related context. The title suggests a DIY or improvised approach to ear protection, hinting at a practical demonstration or review of how well consumer electronics can mitigate firearm noise. The content likely discusses the audio experience and potential safety aspects of this unconventional method.

This video explores the unconventional use of Apple AirPods as a form of hearing protection, likely in a firearms-related context given the nature of ear protection. The content is expected to delve into the effectiveness, practicality, and potential safety considerations of using consumer electronics for hearing safety at a shooting range or during firearm activities. The analysis will focus on whether AirPods can adequately attenuate loud noises common in shooting environments.

This YouTube video appears to be a live stream from "Marine X." The description primarily focuses on promoting the creator's various social media platforms, merchandise (wish list on Throne), and community engagement features like Discord and channel memberships. It also includes extensive affiliate links for recommended gear, covering photography and audio equipment, as well as a sling and bags. There is no explicit mention of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics within the provided text.

This YouTube short reviews the Axil XCOR ear protection, drawing a comparison to AirPods for its features and design. The description highlights it as potentially the best hearing protection of 2023 and includes affiliate links for related merchandise and the channel's subscribe page. It also features a comprehensive disclaimer regarding safety, legal compliance, and prohibited content.

This YouTube video announces a year-end sale on Tacband noise-canceling headphones, priced at 1700 Thai Baht. The description provides contact information including a LINE ID (@Naaming) and a phone number (0991652247), along with a website (www.naaming.com). The content appears to be a product promotion for audio gear, not directly related to firearms.

This video, titled 'peacoat versus firewood,' appears to be a comparison or demonstration. While the title itself is abstract, the extensive description reveals it is from a YouTube channel called 'The MarineX' which focuses on firearms and related content. The description includes links for channel memberships, Discord, and Instagram, suggesting community engagement. Crucially, the description lists camera, audio, and lighting gear used, indicating a focus on production quality. The presence of affiliate links to Amazon for specific gear also points towards product integration or recommendations. Without the actual video content, the specific firearms or topics are unknown, but the channel's context strongly suggests a firearms-related theme.

This video reviews the Axil GS Extreme 2.0 and Trackr headphones, highlighting their features as a three-in-one solution combining Bluetooth earbuds, noise isolation, and electronic ear muffs. The review details specifications like dB reduction, audio quality, battery life, and auto shut-off for hearing protection. It emphasizes their suitability for various activities including shooting, hunting, and tactical applications, offering both hearing enhancement and protection. The description also includes extensive affiliate links and discount codes for various brands.

This video provides a first look at the Walkers Bone Conductors, a piece of firearm-related gear. The creator plans to conduct a full review after testing. The description also includes numerous discount codes and affiliate links for various firearm and tactical brands such as Brownells, ZEV, Vertx, Cloud Defensive, TA Target's, Peak Performance Ammo, Neomag, Grey Man Tactical, Ace Link Armor, Lox Hair product, South West Precision, Premier Body Armor, Kunvirt, USElite Gear, Cool Fire Trainer, and Slate Black. A Patreon link for supporting the page and a link to a website with more links are also provided, along with a link to Howitzer Clothing.

This YouTube video is an introduction to product reviews outside of the usual tactical gear niche. The creator expresses a desire to branch out and review a variety of products, indicating a shift in content focus. The video aims to gauge audience interest in this new direction, with plans for more diverse reviews in the future. The creator is open to feedback and wants to explore different product categories beyond their established expertise.