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With AC/DC scheduled to resume touring activities this weekend in Europe, fans worldwide will get the first glimpse of Axl Rose taking over for Brian Johnson, but New Technology Could Bring Brian Johnson Back to Stage With AC/DC!!!

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Last month, CelebNMusic247.com learned that Brian Johnson has been sidelined at risk of total hearing loss if he performs with the band again, but a new piece of technology could possibly help him make a return to the stage.

Last month Brian released a statement explaining why he must leave AC/DC immediately.

CelebNTech247.com has learned via that Stephen Ambrose, founder of Asius Technologies and inventor of the in-ear monitor, has devised a new piece of equipment that reduces the risk of hearing damage while presenting louder audio at lower levels.

If you’ve seen AC/DC live then you know they pride themselves as being the loudest rock band live. And yes your ears will be ringing while you leave the show.

Loudwire reports, that the innovator partnered with the National Health Foundation and 64 Audio to create a device featuring a microscopic lens — Ambrose Diaphonic Ear Lens (ADEL) — that acts as a filter.

Sounds are filtered through the lens, resulting in higher audio quality across the entire frequency spectrum from bass to mid to high. The ADEL distinguishes between static pressure and sound pressure, removing the static pressure which results in a higher quality listening experience with less damage to hearing.

Ambrose’s hope is that Johnson will consider using this new technology so he can “return to the stage, and that, frankly, is something everyone really wants.” Ambrose is “a big fan of Axl Rose’s voice,” and even introduced Guns N’ Roses to in-ear monitors, but he “really can’t imagine anyone but [Johnson] singing ‘Back in Black’ — or any other part of the [AC/DC] show, for that matter.”

Johnson has attributed his hearing loss to driving race cars rather than performing in stadiums and arenas with AC/DC since his instatement as the band’s lead singer in 1980. He released a statement regarding his departure from the band, thanking the fans for all their years of support and detailed how his hearing issues had become more problematic, even affecting his performances onstage.

We hope this will help Brian Johnson. Good looking out Stephen Ambrose, founder of Asius Technologies. Get on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and all social media to get Brian Johnson #BackInBlack with #64Audio

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