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[Anonymous No.]

http://www.audiocheck.net/audiotests_frequencycheckhigh.php

How good are your ears, /jp/?

I think my ears are bleeding.

[Anonymous No.]

I cant sit through it. my ears are going to ring for a week

[Anonymous No.]

I can start hearing it at about 21.

[Anonymous No.]

18 is when I start hearing it.

[Anonymous No.]

cant really hear 22k. 17k is the devil

[Anonymous No.]

Are you guys serious? My hearing is pretty shit and I can only hear it at 14.

[proREMIRIAt Elite Force Commander !rSDMROXTB. No.]

>>9264726
It seems we're getting old, man.

[Anonymous No.]

22k, I've always had sensitive hearing. It's caused a lot of my mental problems.

[Anonymous No.]

20k I feel like I'm going to vomit now

[Anonymous No.]

I start hearing shit at 15k

I thought I had worse ears, and I wish they weren't ringing.
Knowledge with a price ?

[Anonymous No.]

Listened to it about 6 times to see what would happen to my hearing.
My eyes feel like they're going to fall out now holy shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9264729
too much touhou music

[Anonymous No.]

If you have tinnitus be careful with these. I watched a high-pitch hearing test youtube video over 4 years ago and my ear is still ringing from it, on top of my normal tinnitus ringing.

[Anonymous No.]

my dog doesn't approve of any of it

[Anonymous No.]

>>9264764
Yeah my cats flipped their shit.

[Anonymous No.]

17k is when I start to hear it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9264642

Start at 21, can't hear anything after 14. What the hell?

[Anonymous No.]

22 kHz: nothing
before he says 21 kHz: start hearing the sound.
Then heard all the way to 12 kHz
My god the last 3 seconds are awful.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9264733
Isn't anyone who hears 17k and above someone far too young for /jp/ anyway ?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9265101
I'm 22 and can hear 21 and below

[Anonymous No.]

>>9264642
i didn;t hear shit until 18
but then again i have hearing loss of about 30% on both sides
20 male btw

[Anonymous No.]

15k, 29 years

[Anonymous No.]

16k, 23 years

[Anonymous No.]

These "tests" do not provide any concrete scientific result. It's also very possible low quality speakers/headphones don't even produce the higher frequencies.

The only way to get a good result is to do a blind test at an audiologist or ENT doctor.

[Anonymous No.]

16k on headphones, 15k on speakers, 35 years old

I'm not sure how scientifically accurate this is with my setup, though.

[Anonymous No.]

20k and below. 26 years

I'm kind of relieved that at least my hearing is ok. I can't see shit.

[Anonymous No.]

Ears start feeling tense at 20k, audibly hear it at 18k. 22.

[Anonymous No.]

19k. 20 years old.

[Anonymous No.]

18k 21y^

[Anonymous No.]

18k. Underage. inb4 ban

[Anonymous No.]

>>9267916
you only get banned in /jp/ if you make an ontopic thread, underage-kun.

so, never

[Anonymous No.]

can hear it all, but I think my cellphone speakers suck, because it sounds distorted.

[Anonymous No.]

16k

i feel bad now

[Sakura !RAILgUnr8s No.]

19k 23 years old.

[Anonymous No.]

i've done 22 in a different style test with speakers

i'm able to detect that a background noise was active at 21, but i wasn't able to identify it as a tone till 19

[Anonymous No.]

>>9269156
How old are you?
my little brother can't hear until 17 and he is 17

[Anonymous No.]

SCREAMER

[Anonymous No.]

>>9269239
>i'm able to detect that a background noise was active at 21, but i wasn't able to identify it as a tone till 19

That's most likely distortion from your DAC/soundcard

[Anonymous No.]

I only started to hear it at 16k. I had many severe ear infections as a child, which really took a bat to the high end of my hearing.

[Anonymous No.]

18

[Anonymous No.]

That 17-18k made my ears bleed.
Oh god