JeemJ
Former physicist, formerly in EEG biofeedback, now, just "old".
Lucky to be ~40 yrs with a deeply talented classical pianist.
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At age: late teens to early twenties, discovered that I could easily hear loud 18 KHz, and could easily hear the 15-16 KHz horizontal sweep on TVs 195o- 1960s, roughly.
Perhaps this is a case of the brain "filling in" for sound missing now ???
I would like to know where/how to learn more about this.
Jim
Lucky to be ~40 yrs with a deeply talented classical pianist.
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At age: late teens to early twenties, discovered that I could easily hear loud 18 KHz, and could easily hear the 15-16 KHz horizontal sweep on TVs 195o- 1960s, roughly.
Perhaps this is a case of the brain "filling in" for sound missing now ???
I would like to know where/how to learn more about this.
Jim
- Birthday
- Jan 28, 1936 (Age: 89)
- Location
- Berkeley
- Tinnitus Since
- 2000 (rough guess)
- Cause of Tinnitus
- don't know
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Retired
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