Hows your hearing?

[TwinkleTits]

http://www.noiseaddicts.com/2009/03/...-hearing-test/
I can't even hear about 15kHz.

[ArmsMerchant]

What?

WHAT?!?!

[DrGoogfan]

19,000Hz

[Dumpster Slut]

20k

[Lulzar]

I can't hear beyond 16 kHz.

[Siu3d]

Originally Posted by Greyfox

What?

WHAT?!?!

But seriously, I can't hear above the 14 kHz recording. I'm gonna be deaf by the time I get to my fifties...

[Lulzar]

Heh don't fret if your hearing isn't good. Super-sensory implants are the future.

[Tre!nt]

20k (and i was at a concert last night)
but i suspect that maybe a shittier speaker would lower the frequency. Im on my laptop

[Nonremos]

The 10k one was quite loud and I couldn't tell if the ones after were cause I actually heard them or my ears were still ringing. There goes my cilia.

[Stock Market Anomalies]

19kHz

[Stock Market Anomalies]

also try this:

http://www.noiseaddicts.com/2010/03/...udio-engineer/
I got 2 correct (1 unanswered) and 1 wrong.

[Retard Synrdome]

I could listen up to 19kHz, I couldn't/barely could hear the higher frequencies, but I could definitely feel my eardrums move along to them.

[Mashleshmash]

19 kHz

[Sopio]

I could hear all those sounds. Is it possible that normal speakers don't produce sounds at 22kHz and lower the pitch or something to do with the mp3 format? I tried it with a pair of headphones and it was still audible.

I got all the ones right on the pitch quiz. That one isn't too hard.

Did anyone try the volume one? I couldn't tell any of them apart on that one.

There's another test where he has an mp3 at 320kbps and another at 128kbps and you're supposed to vote which sounds better. It's funny because the results indicate that over half the people voted for the 128kbps one. Maybe this is because of a generation raised listening to music on earbuds?

[DrGoogfan]

Originally Posted by Sopio

There's another test where he has an mp3 at 320kbps and another at 128kbps and you're supposed to vote which sounds better. It's funny because the results indicate that over half the people voted for the 128kbps one. Maybe this is because of a generation raised listening to music on earbuds?

Fuck that. It's flac/mp3 320kbs with SRS audio effects for me.

[Marijuanasaurus]

Originally Posted by Greyfox

What?

WHAT?!?!

Im out of thanks, but i fucking LOLed

[Marijuanasaurus]

Ok so I couldnt get passed 17 kHz on the first test. This is probably from having my bass amp blasting in my ear, or from listening to headphones too much.

The pitch test i answered all correctly. Pretty easy.

[Yggdrasil]

Hrm, I can only hear up to 18kHz. Sounds good

[Mantikore]

i could hear all of them, but i think that was because my headphones are fucked.

although by the time it got to about 19k, thats when it sounded "different"

[tibinstein]

I have tinnitus, i can hear all the bells and whistles of the world unite.

[Dfg]

16 Khz, I listened to using my 5.1 custom built system. I could reach 17 khz but thanks to the location, I honestly doubt I could. FUCK THOSE CONSTRUCTION CUNTS FUCKING WITH MY EARS.

[SHANE14]

I found it loud at 8khz

sweet, and got 4 out of 4 for the test

[FrY]

19k

4 out of 4 for test.

I bet I could hear more if it wasent for all those music fests and Claypool shows or my 4-string sexah bass.

[Chubigans]

Reminds me of the walter lewin lecture where he's increasing the frequency asking anyone who can hear it to stand up. He turns it off at 22k and people are still raising their hands

[ArmsMerchant]

Originally Posted by tibinstein

I have tinnitus, i can hear all the bells and whistles of the world unite.

Same here--all those rock concerts and shooting without ear protection finally caught up with me. . . . .

[Satyr]

19K was my best. And I am a musician.

I can hear quite well, but normally act as if I don't. I have problems with keeping my attention, so I always say I 'didn't quite hear it' because I feel like such a dick when I don't.

[bushy]

Originally Posted by SHANE14

I found it loud at 8khz

sweet, and got 4 out of 4 for the test

your missing the point. everyone can hear 8khz, your not supposed to hear the ones about like 15khz,

what a dumbass

[Mantikore]

Originally Posted by Greyfox

Same here--all those rock concerts and shooting without ear protection finally caught up with me. . . . .

i do too, although it seems to flare up occasionally without warning.

[Archetype]

17kHz and 1/4.

[Nolte]

Sandblasting was the one job that really fucked with my hearing.

[kervin]

19 khz. god damn you subwoofers

[Treefingers.s]

All of them yo.

[AngryOnion]

17 was it.
My cat on the other hand didn't like 20.

[T.K. Baha]

18 is the highest one I can hear. So if you took 22 and cranked it really loud but you couldn't hear it, could it still damage your hearing?

[mr.blunt]

19 on the first one and 4/4 on the tone test thing.

[waldaberz]

22 kHz and 4/4.

[threat]

14 kHz
&
4 out of 4!

[shootingrubber]

I have one of these on my iPhone and I can hear up to 18,000 Hz on that, but it may be because the iPhone speakers aren't that good.

EDIT: I can hear 19,000 Hz with the one from the OP. And I scored 4/4.

[Mr. Dazed and Confused]

I can hear 18 kHz but nothing higher.

[AliceWut]

18 but 19 made me twitch and made my teeth tickle.