[MrWalkman]

I sensed something much higher than 13,650 KHz, but couldn't call it audible.

It is definitely audible at 18.6 kHz in my case.

 

[Queen6]

Jet noise is the worst.

Was a multirole jet fighter, any closer we could've counted the rivets LOL.

Q-6

 

[Quadfather]

It is definitely audible at 18.6 kHz in my case.

That 1982 Judas Priest concert next to the speakers blew my right eardrum. I wish I had worn ear plugs, but I wouldn't trade the experience for the world. The Screaming for Vengeance tour was epic. I am sure that didn't help my hearing, but it's still not bad. I will test my hearing using my LPGT and its PMEQ.

 

[Quadfather]

Right now 60/120, that's hitting it hard with DUNU ZEN on stock Sony FW, is right there, right in the moment

Q-6

I just turned it down to 30. Shure SRH1540 headphones will beat just about anything at super low volumes.

 

[Queen6]

I only have Lotoo left. I was disappointed that Sony jumped on the Android bandwagon. I will probably bolt from this thread in time, but I am curious by nature...at least with audio gadgets. I will be anxious to see Gen 2 sales compared to the original.

Same; customer lost, zero interest in a yet another Google data acquisition device. Sony should have focused it's own OS, sold out on privacy & quality....

Q-6

 

[Quadfather]

Same; customer lost, zero interest in a yet another Google data acquisition device. Sony should have focused it's own OS, sold up on privacy & quality....

Q-6

I may ditch my smart phone in time. I totally agree with you. Hopefully, Sony comes back. I am no fan of Google or Android.

 

[Queen6]

I may ditch my smart phone in time.

I'd love too, sadly such devices are produced to serve the provider not the end user. It's all wired wrong; opted in versus educated consent. Governments don't care as long as the $$$$ role in. If I purchase HW, it's mine and I should have complete control...

Right now on the WM1A Cranberries, such a loss to us all, a beautiful voice...

Edited Thx to some Steller Moonshine...

Q-6

 

[bana]

I will be 75 on Sunday. I'm topping out around 12.300kHz. I will be checking though with multiple headphones.

Thank heaven I did not attend too many rock concerts.

 

[Lookout57]

That 1982 Judas Priest concert next to the speakers blew my right eardrum. I wish I had worn ear plugs, but I wouldn't trade the experience for the world. The Screaming for Vengeance tour was epic. I am sure that didn't help my hearing, but it's still not bad. I will test my hearing using my LPGT and its PMEQ.

In 1986 I saw David Gilmour and was in the 13th row in front of the speakers. It didn't blow out my ear drums but my ears ringed for almost a week.

 

[Quadfather]

In 1986 I saw David Gilmour and was in the 13th row in front of the speakers. It didn't blow out my ear drums but my ears ringed for almost a week.

I am mellowing and went to see Kenny G, which was great. The volume was not overboard. Five years ago when I went to Full Terror Assault open air extreme metal festival, I wore ear plugs made for concerts. They worked beautifully and my ears never rang.

 

[nc8000]

I will be 75 on Sunday. I'm topping out around 12.300kHz. I will be checking though with multiple headphones.

Thank heaven I did not attend too many rock concerts.

I’ll be 60 in the autumn and I top out between 15.000 and 16.000

 

[rlw6534]

That 1982 Judas Priest concert next to the speakers blew my right eardrum. I wish I had worn ear plugs, but I wouldn't trade the experience for the world. The Screaming for Vengeance tour was epic. I am sure that didn't help my hearing, but it's still not bad. I will test my hearing using my LPGT and its PMEQ.

Van Halen, November 1980...

 

[Ryokan]

A mate of mine went to see Motorhead at the Bristol Hippodrome and said the wall cracked. Glad I missed that one

 

[psikey]

I’ll be 60 in the autumn and I top out between 15.000 and 16.000

You've got the ears of a young man!

 

[Liono]

Wow, I'm 42 and my hearing tops out at just before 13KHz

I never listened to headphones loudly, but have been into personal stereos since late 80's. I guess going clubbing going to see bands in my early 20's probably didn't help.