afg34
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when i stop playing the song and my ear blanks out for a few seconds
or when my ears hurt
or when my ears hurt
How can you tell you are listening at a safe volume?
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iancraig10
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I adjust the volume so that it sounds as though someone is playing in the room next door with the door shut and then I open the door a little bit to listen.
Ian
| Originally Posted by wae5 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I listen to classical music with a wide dynamic range. I start with a volume which is like sitting in row fifty. After a minute or two I lower the volume to a level equal to that found at the back of a very large hall or even in the lobby. . 
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I adjust the volume so that it sounds as though someone is playing in the room next door with the door shut and then I open the door a little bit to listen.
Ian
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