Posted by asurisuk on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Tinnitus-dirty-electricity-tp1545256p1545270.html

To Paul:, i used an online piano, simple as that!

Yes, I had thought myself afterwards that there would be some kind of
change in the sound as it is interpreted by the ears. But I would be
interested if the adjustment is the same in all humans. Surely, we
must all hear the same thing to a certain extent or else there would
be no choirs or orchestras!

I put my ear up against the fridge and there are various sounds but
the bassiest droning one to me sounds like the note G (above middle
C).

I would be interested to know if others hear it as rougly the same,
ie in the area of notes between F and B, above middle C)

To: Jaime

I think mines definitely the 'death tone'. At present it is fairly
background, but when it gets bad it seems to reverberate through
house and body, as Maureen says. Not nice, but hopefully not fatal!
I'm 100 metres from a small transformer for heavens sake!





--- In [hidden email], paulpjc@... wrote:
>
>  
> PAUL UK REPLIES
> Assuris mentioned using a tone generator on a website to relate
her  
> tinitus to a frequency, I am not sure wether she was implying that
the sounds she
> experiences are not in the cellpone frequency range, or power
frequency range,
> but I wonder wether its more complicated than this ie when a sound
is
> generated externally at say 1000hz when the ears receive this and
process it I
> guess you would need to apply some weaghting/balance check to the
conversion
> formulea, so the ears may take an external frequency and it will  
not be directly
> interpreted as that frequncy, hence the frequency of the tinitus  
would bear
> no relation to the frequency of the original sound or emf  
frequency.  
> Subjective to say the least.
>  
> Has anyone explored the issue of infrasound and tinitus ? their is
probably
> a relationship here to be found with the facial bones, boney
plates in the
> scull and the hairs and bones in the ears vibrating. Perhaps
Cranial