Electrobel

the sound adults can't hear...

... and that drives kids crazy...
http://graphics.nytimes.com/packages/audio/nyregion/20060610_RINGTONE.mp3

use at own risk :D

28 years old still not a adult ! this sound make me mad :/))

means your ears did not deteriorate so far ;)

I hear nothing at all... before i asked my nephew to countercheck...I even thougt the sound was fake... but appearantly its works for me.

I can hear it (well, ofcourse, poor me if my ears were that damaged at 17) but it doesn't really irritate me... It's the same sound I hear after a night out, when I'm laying in my bed.

i don't hear anything :p
(21 years old)

damn that hurts... :s

nasty :p

LOL, at first i didn't hear it, thought i was getting old...
discovered my amp wasn't switched on some time later, and seems i can still hear it at the age of 23
i hate it though, it's this sound they use in those mosqieto's to keep kids from hanging around. My grandfather lives in Utrecht, and just about a 500m walk from his street the streets are full of these noises, at times 3 mosqieto's at one crossroad... made my evening walk with my girlfriend a nightmare....

k, can still hear it at 24, not going deaf yet
but it's still a fucking annoying sound

consider earplugs...
I had an earstroke at the age of 31 for different reasons... but one main reason was definately rocknroll (the attitude not the music)... I lost 30% on my left ear,,, now I have a hearing aid for parts of my job... and thats definately no fun.

43 and darn annoying sound ;-)

yay!

Nope don't hear a thing. No wonder considering I'm a Bass Player!

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43 and darn annoying sound ;-)

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Our hero.

I'm actually really convinced I can still hear tones a LOT higher than that one.. seriously not that high ^^.
but ok, still young here=)

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I'm actually really convinced I can still hear tones a LOT higher than that one.. seriously not that high ^^.
but ok, still young here=)

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if i'm correct it has nothing to do with the tone, and everything with the frequency.

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Originally posted by : hennoxlane
I'm actually really convinced I can still hear tones a LOT higher than that one.. seriously not that high ^^.
but ok, still young here=)

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if i'm correct it has nothing to do with the tone, and everything with the frequency.

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 you can see a frequency as a tone ,why not

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Originally posted by : IskaRiot

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Originally posted by : hennoxlane
I'm actually really convinced I can still hear tones a LOT higher than that one.. seriously not that high ^^.
but ok, still young here=)

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if i'm correct it has nothing to do with the tone, and everything with the frequency.

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 you can see a frequency as a tone ,why not

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sure, no doubt about that, what i meant is: you can lose that specefic freq but still be able to hear higher ones.
a tone on the contrary you can't lose as far as i know, at least as far as i know there aren't any people who can't hear a C-tone, meaning they can't hear c1 and c2 and c3 and ... but still be able to hear all the rest of the tones in the do-re-mi scale.

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yup idd,I

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have it with whisleing,one particular note cant come out but higher goes.om maar wa te zeggen azo

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sure, no doubt about that, what i meant is: you can lose that specefic freq but still be able to hear higher ones.

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Wow, weetje van de week, I didn't knew that!