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Interesting read on digital audio and human hearing
Just thought people might be interested in checking this out, since there have been a few discussions related to 16 vs 24 bit audio.
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Enjoyed that, thanks for posting it!
Thanks @funjunkie. The ears are an amazing part of the body. Just last week I was having a issue with one ear clogging. I dropped some hydrogen peroxide in and let it sit a few minutes, and flushed with water. My hearing ability almost doubled, so I did the other ear and got the same results. Didn't mean to hijack your thread @funjunkie just thought it might be helpful to someone experiencing hearing issues. A musician with bad hearing is not good, but then there was Bethoven. Ok I'm rambling now. Lol
I've had to resort to the hydrogen peroxide flush before as well. It makes a world of difference! I definitely picked up a few things with that article, including the physics of human hearing.
Don't you end up with blonde ear hairs?
Yeah, but that improves sensitivity....and your chances for a date.
Or you can do this just before going to the barber. Anyway, don't blondes have more fun?
I do the peroxide thing once a month, helps a lot!
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I take mine straight. Did some research beforehand. It's pretty harmless. 100% better than digging in your ear with Q Tips. Q Tips actually pack wax down in your ears.
Mmhhh... i just put beer in my mouth but this doesn't helped
However, interesting post!
I don't know, beer might work in the ear. It fizzes.
Be very careful with H.P. Too strong a solution will 'burn' your ear canal (i.e. cause inflammation and long-term over-sensitivity of its sensitive skin). I know, I've been there
BTW, the standard medical advice regarding ears is "never insert anything into the ear canal that is smaller than your elbow"!
Worth checking out the companion video. A link is buried in the article, so it's easy to miss:
Kewl! I used all of that analog equipment back in my Navy days and a few other jobs I had after getting out.
I learned a lot about audio and electronics from a Navy man. I also learned how to light a cigarette with a match in the wind. Every time. Long live Kerry Tucker!
We have other skills beyond bar fights ;-)
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