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Jim said:Those regulations are just as effective as the "Do Not Call" rules :-(
...Jim Thompson
No they work.
However PC speakers and car audio for some strange reason have seemingly been
exempted.
Graham
Jim said:Those regulations are just as effective as the "Do Not Call" rules :-(
...Jim Thompson
I like to go clubbing. I've noticed that sometimes the sound quality
is terrible. Distortion like clipping due to using underpowered amps.
I've also noticed that after a night out at these places I get a bad
ringing that lasts for weeks, and it's not just my regular tinnitus,
it's new tones and a weird screeching sound when I listen to everyday
loud noises.
It usually subsides after a few weeks. However, when I got to louder
techno places but with proper sound, I get ringing but it subsides
after a day or two.
I'm well aware that hearing doesn't regenerate itself and that any
extra ringing indicates the loss of more sensitive cells...
My theory is that the human ear protects itself by tightening the
eardrum or stiffening the impedance transformer at the entrance of the
canal. Is it possible that crappy sound with a low average level but
high peaks of distorsion energy actually let more sound into the ear?
I think that ultrasonic energy will damage your hearing, much like
invisible UV radiation will burn your skin. Do clipping amps generate
a lot of energy that is above 20KHz? I can't bring my equipment into
these clubs...
I'd like to start somewhere with this theory... I want clubs and bars
to have decent sound.
I like to go clubbing. I've noticed that sometimes the sound quality
is terrible. Distortion like clipping due to using underpowered amps.
I've also noticed that after a night out at these places I get a bad
ringing that lasts for weeks, and it's not just my regular tinnitus,
it's new tones and a weird screeching sound when I listen to everyday
loud noises.
It usually subsides after a few weeks. However, when I got to louder
techno places but with proper sound, I get ringing but it subsides
after a day or two.
I'm well aware that hearing doesn't regenerate itself and that any
extra ringing indicates the loss of more sensitive cells...
My theory is that the human ear protects itself by tightening the
eardrum or stiffening the impedance transformer at the entrance of the
canal. Is it possible that crappy sound with a low average level but
high peaks of distorsion energy actually let more sound into the ear?
I think that ultrasonic energy will damage your hearing, much like
invisible UV radiation will burn your skin. Do clipping amps generate
a lot of energy that is above 20KHz? I can't bring my equipment into
these clubs...
I'd like to start somewhere with this theory... I want clubs and bars
to have decent sound.
I'd like to start somewhere with this theory... I want clubs and bars
to have decent sound.
I avoid restaurants that have noisy bars.
Acts tend to hire young people to do their sound, as a distrust to
anybody older.
I like to go clubbing. I've noticed that sometimes the sound quality is
terrible. Distortion like clipping due to using underpowered amps. I've
also noticed that after a night out at these places I get a bad ringing
that lasts for weeks, and it's not just my regular tinnitus, it's new
tones and a weird screeching sound when I listen to everyday loud noises.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Thompson" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: sci.electronics.design
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: Your opinion on bad sound
They are logarithmic from the beginning.
Son of a bitch. This was a home-brewed theory to explain these events.
It's good to hear someone else agreeing.
These cheap-ass club sound cocksuckers are causing harm to many
people. How can research this more so I can make a case?
I like to go clubbing. I've noticed that sometimes the sound quality
is terrible. Distortion like clipping due to using underpowered amps.
I've also noticed that after a night out at these places I get a bad
ringing that lasts for weeks, and it's not just my regular tinnitus,
it's new tones and a weird screeching sound when I listen to everyday
loud noises.
It usually subsides after a few weeks. However, when I got to louder
techno places but with proper sound, I get ringing but it subsides
after a day or two.
I'm well aware that hearing doesn't regenerate itself and that any
extra ringing indicates the loss of more sensitive cells...
My theory is that the human ear protects itself by tightening the
eardrum or stiffening the impedance transformer at the entrance of the
canal. Is it possible that crappy sound with a low average level but
high peaks of distorsion energy actually let more sound into the ear?
I think that ultrasonic energy will damage your hearing, much like
invisible UV radiation will burn your skin. Do clipping amps generate
a lot of energy that is above 20KHz? I can't bring my equipment into
these clubs...
I'd like to start somewhere with this theory... I want clubs and bars
to have decent sound.