can you hear this?

[nakedfrog]

I'm 28, and I had to turn the volume up, but I can hear it. Definitely better in my left ear, though.

 

[MX2]

I can hear it. I am over 20. I had to turn it up though.

 

[xanis]

I'm 17 and I can hear it though, the sound makes me want to punch fvcking holes in walls.

 

[BW86]

I can hear it

 

[Alienwho]

I can hear it fine as well. It reminds me of those times in High school when the TV would suddenly turn on when the announcements would come on, and all the kids would look towards the TV as it booted up, and the TV stayed dark for about 20 seconds but you could hear the pitch that it was on. The teacher would never realize that the TV was on until the TV started actually playing sounds.

 

[Steve]

I can hear it. At moderate volume it feels piercingly loud. It reminds me of the "sound" I hear when there's a TV on somewhere in the house but it's muted.

And I'm 27.

 

[Steve]

Originally posted by: iamwiz82

Originally posted by: Jeff7
Oh please, that's 15KHz. Want something that's actually tough to hear?

16.5KHz. Assuming your speakers can even produce that frequency at all.
Produced courtesy of Goldwave's function evaluator.
They've got a fully functional demo version. Try it out yourself and make your own high frequency whines and other fun noises.

I can hear that too.

Ditto

 

[Rock Hydra]

Originally posted by: sm8000

Originally posted by: iamwiz82

Originally posted by: Jeff7
Oh please, that's 15KHz. Want something that's actually tough to hear?

16.5KHz. Assuming your speakers can even produce that frequency at all.
Produced courtesy of Goldwave's function evaluator.
They've got a fully functional demo version. Try it out yourself and make your own high frequency whines and other fun noises.

I can hear that too.

Ditto

I actually heard that one a lot easier than the 15khz. Also, that 15KHz one hurt my ears. :|

 

[samgau]

ouch..yes (some electronic equipment also produces similar sounds)

btw im nearly 32

 

[skrilla]

Originally posted by: Rock Hydra

Originally posted by: sm8000

Originally posted by: iamwiz82

Originally posted by: Jeff7
Oh please, that's 15KHz. Want something that's actually tough to hear?

16.5KHz. Assuming your speakers can even produce that frequency at all.
Produced courtesy of Goldwave's function evaluator.
They've got a fully functional demo version. Try it out yourself and make your own high frequency whines and other fun noises.

I can hear that too.

Ditto

I actually heard that one a lot easier than the 15khz. Also, that 15KHz one hurt my ears. :|

I heard it easier than the 15khz as well. I never want to hear that sound again. If you turn the volume up it is painful.

 

[mb]

I'm 22 and I can hear it loud and clear even with the volume down. I only let it play for a second before it annoyed the hell out of me!

 

[Fraggable]

Oh yeah I can hear it. Goes right through me.

And I'm 21. Guess the reporter didn't test enough people.

Darn you Mosh, now my ears are ringing

 

[JDrake]

Yes I can hear it, and that other one someone posted is easier

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: Fraggable
Oh yeah I can hear it. Goes right through me.

And I'm 21. Guess the reporter didn't test enough people.

Darn you Mosh, now my ears are ringing

well answer them

 

[Fraggable]

Originally posted by: Rock Hydra

Originally posted by: sm8000

Originally posted by: iamwiz82

Originally posted by: Jeff7
Oh please, that's 15KHz. Want something that's actually tough to hear?

16.5KHz. Assuming your speakers can even produce that frequency at all.
Produced courtesy of Goldwave's function evaluator.
They've got a fully functional demo version. Try it out yourself and make your own high frequency whines and other fun noises.

I can hear that too.

Ditto

I actually heard that one a lot easier than the 15khz. Also, that 15KHz one hurt my ears. :|

Yeah I can her the 16.5 too but it's ever worse than the OP.

 

[Xonoahbin]

Yes, I can hear it VERY well. So well that it started to give me a headache just on that clip. My hearing's really incredible, so I'm highly sensitive to noise. People always wonder why my radio is way down.. I can hear it even though it's very low. I'm 16 by the way.

 

[Atheus]

I can hear those loud and clear. I'm 23.

That is the sound that rings in your ears after going to a rock gig with a very loud, very low quality, sound system.

 

[Runes911]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
Oh please, that's 15KHz. Want something that's actually tough to hear?

16.5KHz. Assuming your speakers can even produce that frequency at all.
Produced courtesy of Goldwave's function evaluator.
They've got a fully functional demo version. Try it out yourself and make your own high frequency whines and other fun noises.

SOAB THAT HURT. I can still feel my ears tingling. And I did't have my speakers set that loud!

 

[TitanDiddly]

Yes, I hear it.

 

[wetcat007]

I can hear it however that would give me a headache very quickly..

 

[Hammerhead]

Here's another audio file
Can you hear it? because I don't frickin' get it.
Text

 

[Atheus]

OK it's been a few minutes and my ears still feel wierd.

 

[Runes911]

Originally posted by: Jeff7

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: ForumMaster
repost. there have been atleast 2 other threads about this. yes i can hear it. i'm 18.

proof or ban :|

i did search btw

There are other posts about it. I did encounter them too.

But as has been mentioned many times, the Search function here wouldn't even be able to find a Walmart in Arkansas.

OMG Sig worthy! (I never thought I would say that)

 

[mayonnaise]

I cant hear the original one, but i can hear the 15k one. I'm 21.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: Atheus
OK it's been a few minutes and my ears still feel wierd.

you must've suffered some hearing lose from it.

hopefully nothing permanent