Custom In-Ear Monitors & Musician Ear Molds - Mobile Fittings
Perform at your best with custom in-ear monitors and musician-grade ear molds. As a JH Audio preferred vendor, Dr. Jennifer Srour brings expert fittings directly to your home, studio, or stage. No waiting rooms, just precision-crafted audio protection tailored to your performance needs.
What We Offer
Custom In-Ear Monitors (IEMs)
Musician Earplugs
Stage Ear Molds
Hearing Protection
Sleep & Swim Plugs
Mobile Audiology for Performers
Your Home Audiologist specializes in mobile audiology services tailored to performers, musicians, engineers, and stage professionals. Whether you're on tour or in rehearsal, Dr. Srour offers custom in-ear solutions wherever you are. Your Home Audiologist comes to you, serving the New Jersey including the Jersey Shore, NYC, and beyond.
In-Ear Monitor & Musician Ear Molds
In-ear monitors (IEMs) provide superior sound clarity while protecting your hearing during performances. Custom-fit musician earplugs and stage molds ensure comfort, consistency, and full-spectrum audio. Dr. Srour offers Westone custom earpieces and JH Audio solutions for stage professionals, musicians, or other who need more advanced hearing protection.
Custom Mold Process
Dr. Srour takes a custom ear impression after examining your ear canal to ensure readiness. This mold ensures a snug fit tailored to your needs, reducing sound leakage and increasing comfort. After your fitting, molds are typically ready in a few days to a few weeks.
Ear molds are made to fit snugly into the ear canal and fit perfectly to your ear. They are custom-made to your needs and can amplify sound or protect against it. Dr. Srour offers Westone earmolds for a variety of different use cases and is a JH Audio Preferred Vendor for in-ear monitors. Overall health concerns and the use of the ear mold so the right type can be ordered for you.
Types of Ear Molds
There are a few different types of earmolds designed for industrial use, for people working in environments such as manufacturing, construction, or even in emergency vechicles. These styles are designed for high-noise environments. Some industrial earmolds also offer connection to radios while still providing noise cancellation.
Firearm Protection Ear Molds
Swimming Ear Molds
Custom Protection
Care and Maintenance
To keep your in-ear monitors and ear molds performing at their best, clean them regularly using warm water and mild soap. Avoid alcohol or harsh chemicals. Always remove tubing before washing and let the molds dry completely before use.
Book a mobile appointment with Dr. Jennifer Srour to get professionally fit for custom in-ear monitors or earplugs today.
Frequently Asked Questions About In-Ear Monitors & Ear Molds
Are Ear Molds and In-Ear Monitors The Same?
No, ear molds and in-ear monitors are not the same. They both involve custom fit devices but molds are typically used for hearing aids and to protect the ears from loud noises or water. In-ear monitors are designed for listening to audio.
What Are In-Ear Monitors?
In-ear monitors are custom-fit earpieces used by musicians to hear a mix of audio sources while performing. They help isolate sound, reduce on-stage volume exposure, and improve clarity.
How Much Does It Cost To Get An Ear Mold or IEM?
Pricing varies based on the type of ear mold or in-ear monitor and fitting required. Mobile services include a full consultation and fitting. Contact Dr. Srour for a personalized quote.
Do They Hurt?
The ear impression process is non-invasive and generally painless, often described as a sensation of the ear being gently filled with water. The result is a perfectly molded product made from soft silicone or hard acrylic. This cast is then used to make your actual mold. There are different types of earmolds, usually hard acrylic or soft silicone. Many people find that the hard acrylic options are more comfortable, but you can talk with Dr. Srour about the types, your use, and comfort within your ear.
How Long Do Ear Molds or In-Ear Monitors Last?
Ear molds typically last 1–2 years with proper care, but this varies based on frequency of use, ear growth (for younger wearers), and storage habits. In-ear monitors typically last between 2-5 years, but this can be affected by usage and maintenance. Dr. Srour will provide recommendations for care.