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You're the one making the claim, not me. A lot of children, teenagers, many people under 40 have that flat line. Also, a flat line at zero is not...
Not true at all.
Not true. From the posts it seems that they only tested up to 8 kHz. They may have hearing loss above that range.
Did they test frequencies above 8 kHz? If they did, then they used two different headphones, so you might remember that?
Not sure if this is going to work for people with hearing loss above 8 kHz.
Thanks, I ordered the Alpine MusicSafe ear muffs. Perhaps I'll buy the Peltor X4A as well (it's rather cheap, so why not). This way, I can try...
I guess I could try that. I never said I was going to use earbuds to protect hearing. Why should I? I have earplugs and I use those occasionally....
You mean the "motor cycle faggot." Southpark once dubbed motor cyclists who make excessive noise for no reason as "faggots" and I just copied it....
Yes, they do go inside the ear canal indeed. Ear in phones also go pretty far in your ear (not as far as earplugs though). Good thing you...
Fair enough, but that sound was there for 2 to 3 seconds at most. I am talking about those kinds of sounds where you can not anticipate for it to...
I get new noises sometimes as well. Very low pitched tone that comes and goes away after a few seconds. Tinnitus is a weird thing and often...
But then I guess you're always at a risk. What more could I have done than blocking my ears instantly after hearing the motor cycle faggot? I hope...
Why not?
Doesn't apply to me unfortunately. I barely had loss if at all and my T was horrifying at the start. Got better after 3 months or so.
This is exactly what I did when hearing that sound. But obviously the sound wave shock had already entered my right ear. I felt a little pain...
