Hearing Test

[Prairie Belt]

Thought this was pretty cool-

http://www.noiseaddicts.com/2009/03/can-you-hear-this-hearing-test/

I got up to 16, then nuthin'.

 

[ak301]

Got all the way through that

 

[Prairie Belt]

Nice. Second time through with the volume up pretty high I could get up to 19. I guess the computer speakers/earbuds used are going to be a large variable.

 

[shoe]

My dog did not care for this at all.

 

[Guitar55]

AT normal volume I only got to 12. Cranked up I could hear them all, but the wierd thing is that the higher frequencies sounded lower.

 

[Luke]

I could only hear up to 10.

 

[rockinlespaul]

16 here.

 

[bigroy]

10k was strong, had to crank it a bit to just get a hint at 12k. The summer of 1969 and that Marshall double stack no doubt is the root of the problem.

 

[holyears]

Very fun test - I'm going to run my audio engineering class through it to see how they do. (I got to 18k btw w/ my old apple desktop speakers).

 

[Brett Valentine]

Had to crank it a bit to get to 15, but I already know I've lost some high end.

 

[way2blu]

Cranked or not - 12 seems to be as good as it gets

 

[Rama]

So sad..the loss of my hearing. So so sad. I am deaf in my right ear and my good ear is not so good. But I thank God for being able to hear at all...I had to quit playing out years ago because of this and when I do it just reminds me of my loss.

You like gear? Value and appreciate good tone....how about NO tone. How about having the very foundation of your musical life snached out from under you like a rug you walked on forever and took for granted.

How about that?

 

[GAT]

14 good, 15 barely. 16 if I really cranked it up. 17 and 18, but they sound lower in pitch, don't know why that is. I've had ear surgery on my right ear from when I was a child, I had tons of ear infections.