How deaf are you....

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My 5 year old hears them all with no problem on crappy laptop speakers. Me, not so much :no:
 
Man....Wished I never played this little thing....Now I'm freaking out..I've lost some frequency's in my hearing.....12/15 and 16.....Weird huh??
 
My 2 cents...the fact that the majority of guys over 40 can hear above 15k in itself is a miracle.
 
degenaro":2unwvyop said:
My 2 cents...the fact that the majority of guys over 40 can hear above 15k in itself is a miracle.
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HEHEHE! :lol: :LOL:

I can hear up to 15k. I had the PC speakers up pretty loud when testing the 18k and the folks in the next few offices came over to see what the noise was all about! :no: :lol: :LOL:
 
degenaro":hz8g262a said:
My 2 cents...the fact that the majority of guys over 40 can hear above 15k in itself is a miracle.
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I agree 100%. Even if you don't crank music, you loose the high freequencies as you get older. Methinks that a lot of us over 40 are holding up pretty well!! :rock:
 
F*CK!! I can only hear up to 12K. I knew I had a problem but that is ridiculous! Too many years of cranked 100 watt heads and no ear protection :doh:
 
Will try at home, just got back from playing drums during lunch at home and cymbal splash ring is present :lol: :LOL: Scored another 18" crash so I had to demo it with the 16" :yes:
 
12k for me on laptop speakers, i can hear the end click on 14k.
 
That's really cool! I can't believe I can still hear 18k after all the years of crankage!
 
I'm all the way to 18k...I'll be 48 next month.

I just had a hearing test. I have tinnitus and I'm loosing a bit at 1-2k.
According to the audiologist the 2k loss is normal at my age.


Mark
 
psychodave":2zodihb1 said:
I can actually hear the 16,000 hz, but I have to turn up the speakers all the way... my co-workers keep looking around wondering where the noise is comming from... :lol: :LOL:
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The instant I tried it someone asked me if I was taking a hearing test. LOL

I heard all the way up to 18khz.
 
samhill":36j0qf0b said:
I have tinnitus and I'm loosing a bit at 1-2k.
According to the audiologist the 2k loss is normal at my age.

That happens to be the predominant frequency of a woman's voice....
A gift from God, I'd say...lol

Mark
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Methinks that it might be a gift from Darwin - men who didn't lose hearing in that frequency range were more apt to commit suicide (or murder) than ones that did...
 
samhill":hxqc8ayy said:
I'm all the way to 18k...I'll be 48 next month.

I just had a hearing test. I have tinnitus and I'm loosing a bit at 1-2k.
According to the audiologist the 2k loss is normal at my age.

That happens to be the predominant frequency of a woman's voice....
A gift from God, I'd say...lol

Mark
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LOL :hys:
 
Dam, barely 14k, I wish I was suprised. when its that bad, you've known you had trouble for awhile. BUT, I GOT BRAD BEAT :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL:
 
samhill":u9hgku7m said:
I'm all the way to 18k...I'll be 48 next month.

I just had a hearing test. I have tinnitus and I'm loosing a bit at 1-2k.
According to the audiologist the 2k loss is normal at my age.

That happens to be the predominant frequency of a woman's voice....
A gift from God, I'd say...lol

Mark
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:lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL:
 
samhill":pu2dp85h said:
I'm all the way to 18k...I'll be 48 next month.

I just had a hearing test. I have tinnitus and I'm loosing a bit at 1-2k.
According to the audiologist the 2k loss is normal at my age.

That happens to be the predominant frequency of a woman's voice....
A gift from God, I'd say...lol

Mark
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AMAZING!!!! :hys:
 
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