>"Wow the music in this game is pretty great, let me raise the volume a bit higher for my headphones"
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Always remember to play on a lower volume and using speakers, bros. You don't want to suffer.
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thats sweet and nice of you to advice us king
heres music:
I got both tinnitus and visual snow
I got some crazy bad tinnitus right now
I think I see stuff on my peripheral vision that does not exist, plus fricking tinnitus from working at a garage shop many years ago. Frick
>I think I see stuff on my peripheral vision that does not exist
probably eye floaters.
I got sudden testicular torsion from time to time.
>L4D2 Dead Center helicopter ear rape
>CS:GO menu theme start-up ear rape
>EU4 declared war sound jump scare/ear rape
these fricked my ears up
How the frick do I avoid getting tinnitus?
I genuinely think I'd kill myself if I had to deal with a constant EEEEEEEEEEE for the rest of my life
pray to RNGesus. I got some and I think it's because of my molars coming out the wrong way so I'll have them removed, but at least it isn't as bad as other people report it ot be, already have to deal with eye floaters.
is it permanent? i had that reeeeeee sound once and panicked, it "went away" when i focused on not hearing it
Nah I have it sometimes completely randomly too, maybe once every few weeks for half a minute, not enough to call it a problem
Don't listen to music really loud.
Try not to use headphones.
>There is still no cure for tinnitus
I'm gonna cry.
>Use speakers
>Play on low volumes
>Take care of any too much earwax
You don't want this, trust me.
You don't because tinnitus is not only about hearing loud music or shit like that, it can happen for a frickton of reasons, shit you eat, ear infection, etc.
You get used to it. Avoid very quiet rooms or you will go insane though. I've begun setting up a fan in my room while I sleep just for the white noise.
Sounds like you just have shit genes
Your "superior" genes won't save you when some troon decides to start shooting in your classroom/mart/parade.
I live in a third world shithole where everyone loves blasting music loud all the fricking time
I've always hated noise and parties because of it. I hate loud music I hate all of it
I had no fricking chance
I got to stage 4 before getting fricky with my answers
Being tone deaf is not the test you're looking for. You're probably fricking up the answers because you don't practice pitch recognition (like most people).
is more like what you want. But you basically have to listen to it on autism headphones or your audio device/room will bias the test.
>Dizzy
>Painful headaches
>Constant awful white noise
MAKE IT STOP
MAKE IT STOOOOOOOOOOOOP
>and using speakers
Buy good headphones and you'll be much less likely to have this problem. And "good" does not include ones that are branded for gaming or by a famous rap artist. Most of those have been tuned to boost certain frequencies for le epic listening experience, but all the audio you're listening to has already been mixed and mastered to be le epic listening experience so you're just raping your ears with those frequencies by doing that. Especially if you're boosting the volume in attempts to hear all the non-epic frequencies, which you're probably doing.
Also open back headphones are better for long term entertainment. The acoustics of closed back headphones causes similar frequency issues. Not as bad as shitty branded headphones but still not the best if you have them on your head all day.
t. musician who does not have tinnitus despite living inside of an erupting volcano
I have Boss headphones, are these good? if not then which one should I buy, musicianbro?
Bose*
Bose are probably about the same as your standard gaming headphones / beats as far as ear damage. Their frequency response is horrible but IMO the frequencies they boost aren't as damaging as the ones these Beats and gaming headsets do. Regardless, not ideal if you like sound and care about your ears.
As for recommendations check out some articles on good "audio mixing headphones", some of the mid-range ($150-500) ones have been gaining traction in the gaming market. You can stick a mod mic onto them with an audio splitter if you're a couch gamer.
Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pros are probably the most popular for gaming. The brand is known for shit mid frequency response in the audio world, but this open back model is pretty good, and they're cheap. And these motherfrickers last for eons. Just do not fricking buy their closed back models unless you're using them for audio recording specifically in which case they're pretty good.
Sennheiser and AKG are both great, but a little more expensive. They're both respected, with AKG being the reigning king of higher-end ($600+) studio headphones. They both have options in the $150-500 range so name your price and check out reviews.
Mid-range Audio Technicas have really good frequency response for their price, but in my experience they're built like dogshit and don't last very long. I have two pairs and both of them broke SOMETHING in them after about 1 year. Like the Razer of headphones.
Oh, check the impedance (Ohms) on whatever you're looking at. Anything over ~50 Ohms probably needs an amp, so you might want to avoid them if you're a couch gamer and don't want to deal with more wires and shit dangling around. I know the Beyerdynamics do, for all the rest it depends on the model.
>Sennheiser
I bought a pair of Sennheiser HD 6XX and have literally listened to them probably 3 times. They work fine, they just don't seem like anything special to me to justify their price. Maybe if I actually gave them burn in time they'd improve, but I never bothered.
Instead I got a pair of Monolith M1060C and was blown away. I've since modded them with Hart audio cables and 3d printed open ear cups, and I got Monoprice's dual THX amp cause these things are EXTREMELY power hungry.
All that said I can't imagine I'll want to buy another pair of headphones except maybe STAX.
tl;dr, planar magnetic is bae
>implying i'm deaf