Gibo
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Now thats what im talking about, Slayer claim that bleeding is cool so it must be
Originally Posted by Gibo Metallica post 1989 suck my long one, They not metal, they some sort of plasticy imitation metal |
Originally Posted by Gibo Now thats what im talking about, Slayer claim that bleeding is cool so it must be |
Originally Posted by Emon No. It's sad, really, a lot of kids think it's either safe to listen at very loud volumes (like with headphones) or don't care because they think that, by the time it's a problem for them or by the time they're older, they're be a cure for it. |
Originally Posted by NotJeffBuckley Exceptionally high volumes can perforate or rip asunder the membrane of the ear, which I imagine would be accompanied by severe pain if not necessarily copious bleeding. It would, however, also be accompanied by an immediate re-evaluation of the necessity of multithousand dollar audio setups, as the listener would then be at best mostly deaf. |
Originally Posted by Ref Sounds above 85 dB are considered harmful, while 120 dB is unsafe and 150 dB causes physical damage to the human body . Windows break at about 163 dB. Jet airplanes are about 133 dBA at 33 m, or 100 dBA at 170m. Eardrums rupture at 190 to 198 dB. Shockwaves and sonic booms are about 200 dB at 330 m. Sounds around 200 dB cancause death to humans and are generated near bomb explosions (e.g. 23 kg of TNT detonated 3 m away). The space shuttle isaround 215 dB (or about 175 dBA at 17m). Nuclear bombs are 240 dB to 258 dB(distance unknown???values useless). Even louder are earthquakes , tornadoes , hurricanes and volcanoes. |
Originally Posted by rimmer Sorry to hijack the thread, does anybody know the loudness values of shooting different guns and calibers in the position of shooters head? |