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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery I've had tinnitus ever since I was a kid. I don't even notice it anymore unless I really concentrate.

same here

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Originally posted by Jake Benson This happened to me before, but it goes away. However about a week ago this god damned 860kHz sine wave has been invading my right ear and sometimes won't go away for hours and I have to mask it with a fan. Ringing in the ears makes sad for jake.

i hate to call bullshit..... but humans cant hear 860 Khz..... hell even dogs cant hear 860 Khz.... nice try tho


better luck next year

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN Yeah, I’d like to know what horrible, scarring incident in your childhood turned you into such an ignorant, intellectual-hating philistine?

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Originally posted by colonelcrisp i hate to call bullshit..... but humans cant hear 860 Khz.....

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Originally posted by colonelcrisp i hate to call bullshit..... but humans cant hear 860 Khz..... hell even dogs cant hear 860 Khz.... nice try tho

Hahahah, damn you bitch. I thought about the typo as I fell asleep, thinking to myself "ah well, they're so dumb they won't notice."

It's 860Hz. I'm so used to typing "kHz" cuz I keep getting in these 44.1kHz vs 48kHz sample rate issues with audio files. So typing "kHz" became habit. My bad! And you smart!

The human hearing range is 20Hz to 20Khz I know. [insert rolls eyes here]

So anyway, why is it just a sine wave? To me it sounds like my problem is there's just hair follicle or one neural pathway that's freakin out if there's just one pure freaquency tone being heard. I wish I could go back to school and research this.