Hearing test cd

madmax · February 2005

This is something most of us should have.

http://www.digital-recordings.com/audiocd/audio.html

madmax

wallstreet · February 2005

I was testing my speakers once with a CD that put out a test tone at various freq's between 20Hz-20Khz. When I got to 20Khz, nada, zippo, not a sound. I even called in the kids to see if they could hear it. Some said they could, others said they couldn't. I'm sure glad today's tweeters go up to 26Khz. That extension really fills it in for me.:rolleyes:

organ · February 2005

I thought it was cool until I saw the price. $40:eek: Man, my 24k gold XLO Test&Burn In CD was cheaper.

Maurice

scottnbnj · February 2005

i didn't try any yet, but one of these should do the job:

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWE,RNWE:2005-03,RNWE:en&q=online+hearing+test

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[Deleted User] · February 2005

Down at the bottom of the page, there is a free downloadable program.

steveinaz · February 2005

We had an HP frequency generator at the last shop I worked at in the Army. Highest I could hear @ 72db was 13.5kHz, and struggled with that. "They" say that the average adult is limited to about 15kHz at normal levels. Supposedly only new borns can hear to 20kHz.

HBombToo · February 2005

maybe thats why we think woman don't **** because its above 15kHz

way a minute did I just say that:(

Oh well, what a day.

VR3 · February 2005

Hmm, then Bose REALLY does cover the whole Frequency Range??

:eek:

Hearing test cd

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