Can you hear this?

[T-Clogger]

http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/hearing.html

Post results. 

Highest is 16Khz -36DB.
Lowest is 90Hz -12DB.

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[FlyGuy45]

Human range is between 20 and 20,000 Hz.

[tails]

Warning 1. Do not start with a panel in the top third of the chart: you might hurt or even damage your ears.

When i saw that, I thought forget it.

[Hugums]

Warning 1. Do not start with a panel in the top third of the chart: you might hurt or even damage your ears.

When i saw that, I thought forget it.

WHAT??

DID YOU SAY SOMETHING???

[Packer]

Highest - 30Hz -12dB
Lowest - 2kHz -90dB

[Messes]

Oh god, I had max volume on 0DB 16Khz, and i almost became deaf. Ouch my ear is throbbing. I am scared my ear is dammage now, I keep hearing ringing. Oh god I am stupid -__-

[Packer]

Oh god, I had max volume on 0DB 16Khz, and i almost became deaf. Ouch my ear is throbbing.

Dumbass.

[Messes]

Dumbass.

Lol packer.

[jirue]

I didn't use headphones, and could not hear anything from any slots on the top chart. 

[Ladios]

Protip: dont do the top right corner with speakers on full blast... i really mean it.... umm... yeah...ow...

[Messes]

Protip: dont do the top right corner with speakers on full blast... i really mean it.... umm... yeah...ow...

I had on headphones :(

[Valen]

I could here all of them. Now My brain hurts, The lowest one made my head vibrate.

[FlyGuy45]

This is fun stuff, I have a physics test on sound tomorrow.

[Thenamelessone]

The highest didn't hurt my ears much, and my earphones are not on low...I'm going deaf :(

[Molasses]

Highest - 30Hz -12dB
Lowest - 2kHz -90dB

I think you got them switched thar.