What's your Frequency Range?

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  1. Mechanix604

    Mechanix604 Kapellmeister

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    10-18400 Hz here... iam 31.
     
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  2. rhythmatist

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    Oh yeah, and those voices in my head that do all the variations of :wtf: tend to drown things out, too. Including tinnitus.:drummer::rofl: Tinnitus the Cat.
     
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  3. Kwissbeats

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    funny that it stops at 20000 hz not that useful either
     
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  4. Baxter

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    Lol! Hearing test on YouTube!? Loool
     
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  5. Gramofon

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    Most people don't even notice compression artifacts or the full instrumentation, so... Unless it's something ear-piercing I wouldn't worry too much.
     
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  6. Zenarcist

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    Beethoven never had a problem with this shit, so why should I care :rofl:
     
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  7. Herr Durr

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    problem is if you put your teeth on the computer/synth the way he did his piano,
    you still won't get the vibrations in your skull the way he did :wink:
     
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  8. lukehh

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    Better make this hearing test especially for Audio Engineers!
    http://www.goldenears.philips.com/en/introduction.html

    First I tried it with my notebook speakers what is definetely impossible to solve. Especially the "bass lesson". But with my AKG headphones I reached the master level! :)
     
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  9. Pipotron3000

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    On my side, i have a solution : high cut until i hear something is cut :rofl::wink:
     
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  10. Zenarcist

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    Somebody will be sure to invent some vibrating false teeth especially for musicians and composers :headbang:
     
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  11. Psychoacoustic

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    I can only hear to 16 khz or so (on the tone generator). :(

    About 10 years ago I did similar tests and could hear to about 18.5 khz
     
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  12. stevitch

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    Huh?!
     
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