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Test your hearing.
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I can hear 15-21k Hz - looks like I have pretty good hearing (21k Hz is quite painful after a while though)
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Seriously Mikor. Wow.
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If you turn up your speakers you can here up to 21k
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Originally Posted by Skinny Seriously Mikor. Wow.
17K for me too.. AH! Hurts my head..
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I heard 18k.
It's stuck in my head.
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Um... I couldn't hear past 10k... Hopefully its my speakers...
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Dunno if it's just my speakers, but I could hear 22k
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Originally Posted by peaches017 Um... I couldn't hear past 10k... Hopefully its my speakers...
I'm not sure that I even want to try this test...I can hear fine, and that's enough information for me!
EDIT: Curiosity got the best of me, and I can't hear past 17k either. Normal enough I suppose.
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I can hear them all :/ I always was rather good at hearing things though.
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I would take the test but my wife says my hearing is ok...it's my listening that seems to be the problem
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Must be mostly teenagers on this thread... I can't hear past 14K.
On the low frequencies, I can't hear 50Hz at all. I'm 37 and had the speakers blaring BTW.
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Doesn't matter how loud you have your speakers, it's what frequency they can actually output at. We have done this several times in science and i can hear up to 21k, with this and my speakers I can only hear 20k
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I could hear them all fine. :/
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Why would you want to hear past 14k anyways its just annoying shrieks
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I can clearly hear up to 17000Hz. Is that good enough?
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I could hear up to the 22k... would that explain why sometimes I can hear TV's in the other room that are muted making that same noise?
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14k nothing after that. BTW I am 21.
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Thats cool. The little link let's us download the files for it. Does that mean we can use it on our sites?
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BE CAREFUL WITH THIS. It can trigger tinnitus, this is not a toy, try it carefully, not loud and then forget about it.
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My dog got crazy when I did the test.
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Originally Posted by peaches017 Um... I couldn't hear past 10k... Hopefully its my speakers...
Me too. Nothing past 8K. I'm a geezer that's been to too many concerts. My wife thinks I'm going deaf, but that might be due to selective hearing loss.
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interesting stuff.
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