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To: Diver Dave
Word to the wise - turn down the volume and use ear protection around loud noises.

Good point. When I was a young man, I worked in a recording studio. I was constantly monitoring loud sounds, and it was made worse by cranking my Walkman back and forth from work. It got so bad, I had to cover my ears whenever the subway train would apply its breaks in the station.

About once a week, I still get a high pitched tone (close to sinusoidal) in either one of my ears that lasts about 5 seconds - fade in/fade out. I guess I'm lucky.

7 posted on 08/14/2002 3:47:59 PM PDT by Senator Pardek
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To: Senator Pardek
"breaks"?
8 posted on 08/14/2002 3:48:27 PM PDT by Senator Pardek
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To: Senator Pardek
About once a week, I still get a high pitched tone (close to sinusoidal) in either one of my ears that lasts about 5 seconds - fade in/fade out. I guess I'm lucky.

I've read that that high pitched tone you hear is one of the 40,000 nerve cells in your inner dying. I get them, too.

79 posted on 10/14/2007 11:00:55 AM PDT by Hardastarboard (DemocraticUnderground.com is an internet hate site.)
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To: Senator Pardek
About once a week, I still get a high pitched tone ... in either one of my ears that lasts about 5 seconds - fade in/fade out.

I've had the exact same thing, since childhood.

86 posted on 10/14/2007 12:15:42 PM PDT by my_pointy_head_is_sharp
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