It can take 3-4 weeks for some people. You have not completed the protocol. Keep going for at least 1-2 weeks more before giving up.
I'm playing on those Koss headphones. It seemed to knock out a metallic shell ringing sound I've had for a while but the dominant tone in right ear (1959 Hz or 3918 Hz) is still there. And morse code tinnitus in left ear persists. Both are loudest in morning whether I listen to the Tinnitus Mix or not. It masks it a little bit though I'll give it that.
I'm very grateful for his contribution to everyone. I'm just wondering if the Tinnitus Mix works better for higher frequency tinnitus vs. 2 kHz- 4 kHz tinnitus. Most of the tones in the Tinnitus Mix are ultra high frequency. If I play some neuromodulation such as general fuzz, I can get temporary suppression of my tinnitus but this doesn't happen with the Tinnitus Mix. I will give it more time.
Thanks for update. I would not do any other sound therapy during the 3-4 week period using Tinnitus Mix. The tinnitus will try to reform when you are not playing Tinnitus Mix. Hope this helps you.
Yes, I would continue for several more weeks, as I said the 3 week suggestion is just an average. And you should ONLY use Tinnitus Mix and no other sound therapy during the therapy for it to work.
My own tinnitus was possibly made worse by a trip to the cinema. For me it was a life changing event, for my friends who also attended they went to see a movie and that was it (they didn't get tinnitus). So listening to any sound, especially something which sounds awful causes some fear. 
Thanks, I won't do any other sound therapies.
CD players are cheaply built and fail often. The player just has to go to 20 kHz (industry standard).
Yes, you should turn up treble on any device that you play Tinnitus Mix on. Make SURE you use the Koss KTX-PRO1 headphones or earbuds from 1MORE Triple Drivers or it may not work.
Yes I totally understand the fear of a sound making tinnitus worse. That is the biggest obstacle when trying to help people with my sound therapy. And then people are told never to put headphones on when you have tinnitus. That's a double whammy . So it is extremely hard to get people to even try my therapy.Hello David,
I am really interested in hearing more about the studies being done with the tinnitus researcher.
It's great that you are trying to help people and offer your Tinnitus Mix for free. I feel one of the issues with people (myself included) is that tinnitus makes you very fearful of anything which could possibly make it worse.
I tried listening to your Tinnitus Mix but only managed a few minutes as it is totally awful
I really hope that your Tinnitus Mix works and if you could get proof in a scientific study then you deserve to become rich, and if you prove it works and continue to give it away for free, you deserve a sainthood.
The color makes no difference on the SanDisk Clip Jam player.
I have had some people do that and it worked for them, but it works better with the Koss KTX-PRO1 headphones. The tinnitus may try to switch ears as it is fleeting and it is a good sign when that happens so don't worry, it will go away even if that happens.
I dug out all the settings on the Sony recorder which you suggested by email to buy.
Modern error correction along with sampling rates for digital systems make the comparison to analog as being superior in any way quite ridiculous.
Yes. I think you might be right on EU regulations. I have had many Sony players and that never happened.
WOW I could not take that for long. Pure tones are not good for tinnitus. I have found that the structure of tinnitus has a feedback loop in it. So pure analog sounds (smooth waves) can make it through the feedback loop and reinforce the tinnitus. Tinnitus Mix has chaotic pulses and chopped waves that break down the feedback loop.
That's interesting, because I get the opposite reaction to those tracks. I get a very calming and lessening effect on my tinnitus from them. And I could listen to them for hours and still feel a good and lasting effect.
Agreed. I used ACRN yesterday during a spike (which was like a very long fleeting tinnitus episode) and after 15 minutes it was gone and overall I had some residual inhibition.
There are many types of tinnitus. I was just saying what I have found out about my tinnitus and possibly about the types of tinnitus that Tinnitus Mix works on.
Yeah, I think it's pretty impressive how quickly ACRN, as well as other neuromodulation tracks work at least in the short term. In my opinion, they should be one of the first lines of defense for a person when they first become afflicted.
Yeah, I've been using Tinnitus Mix for roughly 9+ weeks. Not to say that I haven't had any good results from it, but they just haven't been as dramatic and quick as many of your users report. It's all been a very slow and steady type of progression for me.
That's great. Whatever works is the most important thing. I find it amazing how different everyone is, like you say, it's slow progress for you and others get results fast with Tinnitus Mix. One day I will find out why and improve or tune Tinnitus Mix for individual situations. Then maybe everyone will get fast relief like these to guys:
We have finally had the study on Tinnitus Mix published in a major engineering journal!
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