No.113703
Apparently I've gone deaf seeing as that site doesn't work at all on my browser...
But I tried a different one (
https://onlinetonegenerator.com/), and 18-19k seems to be the limit for me.
No.113704
only as high as my speakers allow me to go
No.113705
16400 Hz is my limit for when I stop being able to tell the sound is playing
Sigh...
No.113706
~16750 is the cutoff point for me, although it's kind of hard to tell, because I feel like I'm placebo-ing myself into hearing frequencies where I can't and vice-versa.
On an unrelated note, I'm kind of surprised they won't let you go lower than they do. It's pretty easy to hear the lowest setting. Or maybe I can hear unusually low frequencies, which would be really cool.
No.113710
>>113703Used this one as OP's doesn't work for me either.
I can hear easily up through 14k, and 15k with the sound turned up. 16k I can at least hear something, but not clearly and might just be a matter of my headphones not being great. 17k I can't hear anything.
No.113711
With headphones and max volume I can still tell a slight difference at 20k, but at normal volume and speakers I could only clearly make it out up to 15k.
No.113713
I can hear up to 17500 and then it just disappears.
No.113719
>>113711Same here, except 19.3khz seems to be my limit. Beyond that I don't hear clear ringing anymore
>>113717It's also a good way to tell if someone takes care of his hearing or not
No.113723
>>113722>404That's because the parenthesis stuck to the link. Try this:
https://onlinetonegenerator.com/>cunny cunnyCunny cunny.
No.113724
>>11372310500 kinda wish it stayed broken
No.113732
>>113711>With headphones and max volume I can still tell a slight difference at 20kI may be wrong but I think this can damage your hearing.
No.113751
Somewhere in the 17k range is where I last notably perceive it.
In the 18 range I only notice it once I slide past it, hence I can only notice the absence of it.
Not bad for a guy who had a mounted trailer tire explode near him I guess.