How Good Are Your Ears? Test you audio range.

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My speakers go from 20hz - 20khz. So for fun post your age and range.

http://www.savefile.com/files/1703729

OR

http://www.jimmyr.com/blog/hearingloss.html

Age: 24
30hz - 18khz


As humans were not really very advanced in the audio department :)

Species Approximate Range (Hz)

human 20-23,000
dog 20-45,000
cat 45-64,000
cow 23-35,000
horse 55-33,500
sheep 100-30,000
rabbit 360-42,000
rat 200-76,000
mouse 1,000-91,000
gerbil 100-60,000
guinea pig 54-50,000
hedgehog 250-45,000
raccoon 100-40,000
ferret 16-44,000
opossum 500-64,000
chinchilla 90-22,800
bat 2,000-110,000
beluga whale 1,000-123,000
elephant 16-12,000
porpoise 75-150,000
goldfish 20-3,000
catfish 50-4,000
tuna 50-1,100
bullfrog 100-3,000
tree frog 50-4,000
canary 250-8,000
parakeet 200-8,500
cockatiel 250-8,000
owl 200-12,000
chicken 125-2,000
 
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That test is utter rubbish because I can hear everything when I know I've got hearing problems.
I'm 50 and been playing in rock bands for the last 38 years.
Last night I was doing the sound for a KISS tribute band and my ears are still humming.
I know for a fact that my hearing is defective above 16khz because where I work (NHS) I had the audiologists do a test on me.
You're wasting your time with this test.

Yeah wasting time if your using speakers from your monitor maybe.

How come my Dad cant hear anything past 15khz. My mum can't hear nothing past 13khz. I can only hear up to 18khz. My speakers go up to 20khz so it's not a total waste of time at all.

Try it with other people and I bet you theres a difference to when you stop hearing the tones.
 
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Your mummy & daddy should be going to see the audiologists then because this taste is 100% useless.
With proper tests done at the audiologt dept at the hospital I have major trouble past 16khz but I can hear all those on the MP3.

Well maybe your audiologist is wrong then and you have better hearing than you first thought.

Can you explain to me if this light hearted test is utter rubbish, how I can hear upto 18khz and when asking my parents "WHAT you can't hear that?" they respond "Nope nothing". Are everybodys speakers incapable of outputting 20khz ??? which is what many people cannot hear. The specifications of my speakers say that they can produce this range so would it be so unbelievable as to why some cannot hear these ranges?

A tone is a tone at the end of the day. It's not rocket science that requires white lab coat and an official office to make the test work.
 
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