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I have numerous hearing issues, including tinnitus, extreme sensitivity to sibilance, and a tendency for my ears to build negative pressure quickly. Overall, my hearing is not horrible, but I can only hear up to about 10 kHz. This is especially disappointing since I am a music lover and...

Update: Yes it worked for me also. About 2 oz of Whiskey on the rocks. I love listening to music, but it has been hard as of late. It lessened the tinnitus for about 1 hour, to the point I could basically ignore it completely. I listened to side 1 of Dreamboat Annie. It was fantastic.

Same here, I am so pleased to happen come across this thread. I also have been avoiding alcohol fearing it would make my tinnitus worse, but I think I will have to break out the whiskey. :) Keeping my fingers crossed...

I had to google the Dr. Shore device. I'm 54 and that will be a very welcome. :)

Thanks, (and thanks all). I agree that it would have come sooner or later anyway, probably sooner. My speakers are large, but I don't listen loud, generally 60-70 dBA. And I don't use subs for music listening. (I do have them for home theater). My tinnitus has improved (and/or I got used...

Thanks, for years now I generally listen around 70 dB, and I don't use headphones. I do also keep my trusty Radio Shack dB meter handy. :) The thing I am (currently) most upset about is this latest increase is my fault. I recently started exercising and eating better. I was feeling great...

Hello, I have had tinnitus for over 10 years, but it only recently became so loud in my left ear, that I can no longer ignore it or push it far enough into the background that I can enjoy music. :( If my mind is sufficiently busy, I can go hours without noticing it, but if I stop and think...