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Does rocker Rick Nielsen, guitarist from “Cheap Trick”, know something his fans don’t? While audiences around the World, in every sized venue from clubs to jam-packed arenas are screaming in sync to the music, the musician is now donning custom fit in-ear monitors provided by Professional Hearing & Audiology Clinics. Is this rocker on to something? You bet. His in-ear monitors not only protect Rick’s hearing, they also allow him to have his own mix of the instruments and hear everything with clarity and crispness.

Rick Nielsen states, “In just a few seconds and especially over long periods of time, loud sounds and music can really do serious damage to your hearing, and as a guitarist and musician, your hearing is the most important instrument you have.”

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