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I can hear it. That's good news since my S.O. claims my hearing is all but gone. This confirms what I've been telling her; that my internal settings are simply incompatible with the frequency of her voice.

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Yes, we did this before. I couldn't hear it, but it turned out that my headphones were turned off. :o When that was fixed, I could hear it just fine. Well past 25.

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I'm not doing this one. It would just depress me.

Give it a try. I can hear it, and I'm an oldie!

After 28 years in front of band students and 30 years of gigs, I don't want to be reminded of the frequency range I've lost - I'm all too aware.

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Played it on my computer speakers and couldn't hear a thing. My 13 year-old daughter could hear it and found it really annoying. I then plugged in the headphones and could hear it just fine.

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Yes it is! I think Sachiko plays to all age groups with her tones. :g

I've always tried to add some upper-range frequencies to my work,

but it has to be 16 to 19K to be fully effective for those that I call

the "teenage ampst" generation.

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I wondered that too. I'm almost 66 and had no problem.

I should mention, in 1965 when the army was trying to draft me, a hearing test was part of the physical. You put on headphones and you were to raise a hand when you could hear something, right or left. I kept both hands raised the whole time to the consternation of the test administrator. I told him I could hear a low level hum cycling throughout and he gave up.

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