AudioGeekZine
arsehole know-it-all
Gotta watch the super high freqs if you're cranking your speakers. You can burn out tweeters doing that.
How well can you hear
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Do you have Tinnitus or something? Maybe you have a slight hearing loss about 14k. I have one on my right ear about 9,5kHz. Nothing to matter about!
Fifth_Horseman
Watch out, it's sharp!
17 kHz on my monitors, 18 kHz was nothing. I'm 27.
Seems that my DT770 don't even reproduce the 17 KHz, I couldn't hear that on them, but clearly on the monitors.
Seems that my DT770 don't even reproduce the 17 KHz, I couldn't hear that on them, but clearly on the monitors.
MetalJonesy
more metal, more booze!!!
Öwen;9434773 said:
same here dude!! 19 is clear, but then at 20 theres nothing!
oh and im nearly 26
Really? I only tried the hearing test with my DT770! Then maybe I could hear more than 17k! ;D Gonna trie it out!
Erik Monsonis
Member
pikachu69
mixomatic 2000
Listening on headphones I could hear/feel right up to 22kHz.
Im 32 and played in and mixed live metal for the last 7 or so years lol.
Im 32 and played in and mixed live metal for the last 7 or so years lol.
ApeScaleConflict
Member
18 yuppies, and the 19 was inaudible. Tested this with my kid also and he's 5 yrs old. Didn't hear the 19 either, interesting.
What was even more weird, was that i kept a few minutes break and started straight away trying 19 with same volume, and had no problem hearing that. Even the 20k came up. Also kiddo noticed these also now. If cranked the volume more only the 22k seems to be only cat's issue.
What was even more weird, was that i kept a few minutes break and started straight away trying 19 with same volume, and had no problem hearing that. Even the 20k came up. Also kiddo noticed these also now. If cranked the volume more only the 22k seems to be only cat's issue.
