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Thanks, Benjamin. It’s interesting that your low-frequency tinnitus behaves like high-frequency tinnitus in that residual inhibition works, whereas my low-frequency tinnitus behaves in the opposite way—it gets stimulated by bass sounds. Once stimulated, it doesn’t remain at a constant amplitude...

Many thanks, Della. I'm sorry to hear that you're still suffering from this after a decade. I've been doing the same as you—wearing ear protection in similar situations. Deep bass from speakers and the rumble from car suspension (especially over potholes) are particular challenges, as I...

My experience with low-frequency tinnitus (around 68Hz) began a little over two months ago, following a relapse of high-frequency tinnitus (13 kHz in the left ear, 2 kHz in the right) about six months ago. It seems similar to what others have described; a low drone that sometimes varies in...