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loud a$$ stereo
FreakwitaFro
+1y
check out this video. this can't be good for the ears. http://media.skoopy.com/vids/vid_01157.wmv
TooLowSdime
+1y
that's sweet. but stereos are kinda like the sun. if you sit out in the sun for a long ass time you'll get sun burnt and it won't feal good but if you go out there for just a little bit and then come back in your fine. i worked at a car audio shop where the owner had 8 15's in his daily driven astro van and he doesn't have any ear problems. at least that's my understanding.
granth
+1y
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
Low_SST
+1y
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
dragn168
+1y
Originally posted by Low_SST
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
yeah its like being hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really fast or hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really slow that would be what is happening to your ear drums you just cant see it
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
yeah its like being hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really fast or hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really slow that would be what is happening to your ear drums you just cant see it
ShakinPlates
+1y
Originally posted by dragn168
Originally posted by Low_SST
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
yeah its like being hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really fast or hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really slow that would be what is happening to your ear drums you just cant see it
Very good analogy
Originally posted by Low_SST
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
yeah its like being hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really fast or hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really slow that would be what is happening to your ear drums you just cant see it
Very good analogy
granth
+1y
Originally posted by dragn168
Originally posted by Low_SST
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
yeah its like being hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really fast or hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really slow that would be what is happening to your ear drums you just cant see it
i meant that higher pitches noises cause damage more rapidly, guess i didnt word that way.
Originally posted by Low_SST
Originally posted by framedragger
high pitch sound creates more ear problems than bass notes.
check out steve meade on www.realmofexcursion.com its the champaigne tahoe. 4 18's 154.xx on music.
they create the same amount of hearing loss just at different frequencies
yeah its like being hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really fast or hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly really slow that would be what is happening to your ear drums you just cant see it
i meant that higher pitches noises cause damage more rapidly, guess i didnt word that way.