My hearing beats your hearing.

http://www.noiseaddicts.com/2009/03/can-you-hear-this-hearing-test/

spend some time taking a completely (un)scientific hearing test.

with the volume up, i scored 22kHz, otherwise, it was 19...

did i beat you? did you beat me? step inside, count to three. come and see/

My hearing has been horrible for a very long time. I remember the school nurses being completely in shock when I had those headphones put on me and I had to raise my hand on a specific side when they played different tones. I blame rock music.

Edit: Could not hear 15.

i heard 22 w/ it turned up. but i work with sound alot so im not overly surprised.

I was able to hear 20 but not anything after that.

I can hear all of them. The last one is fainter than the first one of course but I can still hear it pretty clearly. I never listen to music that loud and I would like to think that if I were to play live music some day (doesn't strike me as unlikely) I would wear sound-dampening earplugs. I guess I have gone to concerts and school dances with naked ears a few times but I generally don't try to expose my ears to loud sounds. My hearing is far from perfect though.

EDIT: All at the same volume (which was not that loud; medium in volume I'd say).

Sweet tapdancing chipmunks, 8 kHz was pure torture!

I could hear all of them, but it was still really faint at 22 kHz.

[spoiler] I be 20 years old, by the way [/spoiler]

like it says in the article, people over 25 are more less likely to hear above 15kHz.

where are the old guys at?

lol, I lost (THE GAME) at 17 and im only 14 years old :O

like it says in the article, people over 25 are more less likely to hear above 15kHz.

where are the old guys at?

grounderman

Hey, hey - I'm not old, I'm more experienced.

lol, I lost (THE GAME) at 17 and im only 14 years old :O

MoldySasquatch

I heard up to 20. I'm 15. That gave me a headache:(

I got to 15. Is this bad?GHlegend77

check your ears for blood.

I can hear all of them but I had to crank up the volume, not sure if that matters. At regular I can only hear up to 15.

I could hear 15 but not 16. Maybe because I just had earphones in? People are always like wtf how did you hear me say that?

Edit: I heard 16. And maybe I heard 17, or I'm imagining it.

I'm 20 I cant after 20, its ridiculous.. Is this test even accurate?

My hearing is definitely shot. Nothing beyond 12. I wish it was worse so I wouldn't hear the screaming banshee/poopy-bag I call my 3-year old toddler.

Is this test even accurate?

KingOfAsia

is the space pope reptilian?

I couldn't hear anything over 16 and i'm 15 years old.

Made it to 18. Not bad for 22 and listens to a lot of music. Also long nights at the loud bars can't help much either.

I can hear up to 22 HZ with the volume turned all the way up.

EDIT: I'm 17.

I could faintly hear 20, but after that nada.

I'm currently 17 and could hear the full 22kHz.

I got to 18 and my ears started hurting, maybe its cause i was just blasting my ipod. Now i have a constant buzzing in my ear and i kind of want to cry.

Lost around 19, im 14

Couldn't hear higher than 20.

I got as high as 17k, which is fair enough considering all the concerts I've been to and guitar playing I've done. I like it loud.:twisted:

I could hear up to 16 and I'm 23. I think thats pretty good considering how often I listen to music on my headphones.

like it says in the article, people over 25 are more less likely to hear above 15kHz.

where are the old guys at?

grounderman

26 here and could hear them all.

I only got to 14...