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What is your frequency threshold?
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| kr00t0n |
http://www.ochenk.com/entry.php?id=63
As stated, check this link and listen to the samples, when you eventually can no longer hear the tone, pick on the poll the last frequency you were able to hear.
I tested this at work, and could only hear up to 20k, but it may be limited to the onboard sound of my work machine, so I will try again at home.
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| THE_Chris |
Seems odd cos the higher ones give me popping noises.
I've tried this before with a frequency generating oscilloscope, and I can hear up to 23k. |
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| cmay119 |
| Is something wrong with my hearing? I could only hear upto 16k? 17 I could kinda hear, but that may have been the popping noise from my speakers, so I said 16. |
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| kr00t0n |
| quote: | Originally posted by cmay119
Is something wrong with my hearing? I could only hear upto 16k? 17 I could kinda hear, but that may have been the popping noise from my speakers, so I said 16. |
Check to ensure that your soundcard and speakers/headphones support the frequency ranges you cannot hear, cheapo headphones for example may not play anything above 16k. |
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| Peter K |
| I can hear all of them |
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