Well... I simply jumped right into it... I put it at a lower volume that I was comfortable with... I could still hear the people chattering/walking upstairs, and my computer's hum... I still scored at a 59% (above average -- statistics according to other results), and was able get correct answers on the last few tone differences. I should take this test again under better circumstances.

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I took it again and it says that I can reliably differentiate two tones 1.35 hz apart; one semitone being 30hz (it says I'm not exceptional, but very good... second best).

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Last edited by B_man on Nov-27-2007 at 18:11

I got 1.35 Hz too.

I got 4.8

Less than 0.75: Exceptional ear
Less than 1.5: Very good
Less than 6: normal
Less than 12: Low-normal
Greater than 16: Possible Pitch Perception Deficit

0.675hz. although i did put my ear right up to the speaker

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2.4 Hz

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0.675 after taking the tonedeafness test. 3.something otherwise.

I also got 80% on the rhythm one.

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4.3 the first run through.. then i realised you can replay tones and have a second listen

1.05hz ..so I'm happier now

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0.675hz

83.3%

Using headphones