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unless you are using a quality headset you most cheap one cant even do 22kHz. but luckily this is LTT so most of us have at least some descant headset.

 

BTW i can hear the 22kHz 

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20KHz with Bluetooth headphones. And I'm 15. I'll try my wired headphones tomorrow probably.

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I can't hear anything above 18Khz.

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This test does not really mean anything. It depends too much on your setup to be a proper test.

Reduce your sampling rate and the higher tones might start aliasing into the lower frequencies (so when it says it plays 22KHz it actually plays 19KHz for example). Certain headphones exaggerate high frequencies. Stuff like that makes these kind of tests very inaccurate.

The same person doing the test on two different setups might get two completely different results.

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All the way up to 21 for me  :ph34r:

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I'm 15 can't hear anything above 16Khz. How bad is that? ._.

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I can barely hear anything past 19-20 or so. I'm only 17, then again, laptop speakers.... Side note, want to make your dogs agro? Play this stuff

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Barely hear 15kHz, also don't really like the quality of this test but it really doesn't matter that much because I already hear some permanent static. I'm currently 21 and this is the result of playing the drums for over 10 years. Had custom hearing protection for about a year and a half for going to bars and playing drums because I don't want this to get worse.

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Up to 21kHz, but reaaaly faint, had to listen to it a few times to pick up on the tone. But once my ears got used to it, I could pick up a faint, although a bit uneven (probably due to noise picked up in recording), tone.

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With TV speakers connected via HDMI I can hear up to 19. With headphones I can hear them all. My hearing is sensitive. At times if I focus I can hear the wind outside and people chattering if they pass by.

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