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I appriciate your story Dennis.
I have posted MANY time about hearing protection and how quicky you can loose your hearing. Much of the time these punk ass kids flame me for it. I am looking out for their own good, and they flame me. Nice isn't it ?
I have worked in concert level live sound for 12 years now and I get my hearing screened annually.
Even as protective as I have been my last screen was a bit upsetting.
It all boils down to two things, manners, which many seem to not have, and respect for your own well being, which many seem to not have.
If you believe sub frequencys are not as harmful as highs, you are wrong.
130 db is 130 db reguardless of frequency.
If you think you get used to it, you are wrong, you are lossing your hearing.
You poeple who love to bump, take this challance. Get a hearing screening.
Set up an apointment with a professional audiologist and tell them straight up what decibles you listen to and for what length of time. Keep up with the appontments,
annually. Insurance should cover 100% of preventative procedures.
If you are fine with hearing a hiss or a wistle 24-7 in your ears so be it.
If you love music so much that, you need it that loud now so that you won't hear sh** ten years from now, so be it.
I am sure many of you will blow me off and ignore me, and if you are fine with that.
I am gonna stand by my conviction and share with people what I have learned and what I know. It is not my concern if you take heart to what I say.
Me? Music is my life, I would sooner loose my a** than loose music in my life.
The choice is yours my friends.
I have posted MANY time about hearing protection and how quicky you can loose your hearing. Much of the time these punk ass kids flame me for it. I am looking out for their own good, and they flame me. Nice isn't it ?
I have worked in concert level live sound for 12 years now and I get my hearing screened annually.
Even as protective as I have been my last screen was a bit upsetting.
It all boils down to two things, manners, which many seem to not have, and respect for your own well being, which many seem to not have.
If you believe sub frequencys are not as harmful as highs, you are wrong.
130 db is 130 db reguardless of frequency.
If you think you get used to it, you are wrong, you are lossing your hearing.
You poeple who love to bump, take this challance. Get a hearing screening.
Set up an apointment with a professional audiologist and tell them straight up what decibles you listen to and for what length of time. Keep up with the appontments,
annually. Insurance should cover 100% of preventative procedures.
If you are fine with hearing a hiss or a wistle 24-7 in your ears so be it.
If you love music so much that, you need it that loud now so that you won't hear sh** ten years from now, so be it.
I am sure many of you will blow me off and ignore me, and if you are fine with that.
I am gonna stand by my conviction and share with people what I have learned and what I know. It is not my concern if you take heart to what I say.
Me? Music is my life, I would sooner loose my a** than loose music in my life.
The choice is yours my friends.