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Subject: Re: 3d printing Date: Fri Sep 20 2019 09:05 am
From: Vk3jed To: Jamestyree

-=> On 09-19-19 13:17, Jamestyree wrote to Vk3jed <=-

 Ja> My hearing is NOT what it used to be!  I have trouble hearing the
 Ja> deeper bass range and my wife gets on me for turning up the TV as much
 Ja> as I do.  I do NOT have audiophile level hearing and am amazed at how
 Ja> sensitive some people's hearing can be.

My hearing is still pretty good, equivalent to that of a much younger person. 
I did start from a very high base.  At 15, I could hear frequencies as high as
27 kHz.  In my late 20s, my upper midrange and high frequencies were more
sensitive than normal.  In addition, I have weird sensory processing. 
Sometimes it's a nuisance, but OTOH, it's really good for breaking down sounds
into components that include a representation of what's happened to the sound
since it was generated.  That part is quite sensitive to distortions introduced
by audio hardware and software.


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