hearing test, not good..

[gstokes]

I have been so wrapped up in selecting the right drivers and worried about high frequency extension and subs that will play down to 20Hz........ right up to the point where i listened to a 20Hz - 20kHz test tone and realized i don't begin to hear until about 50Hz and totally deaf after 11kHz, sure makes driver selection a LOT easier !!

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[Umbra]

I have been so wrapped up in selecting the right drivers and worried about high frequency extension and subs that will play down to 20Hz........ right up to the point where i listened to a 20Hz - 20kHz test tone and realized i don't begin to hear until about 50Hz and totally deaf after 11kHz, sure makes driver selection a LOT easier !!

Are you listening on equipment that can play that entire range?

 

[gstokes]

Are you listening on equipment that can play that entire range?

hmm, good point..

logitech amplified inverted dome computer speakers..

 

[Umbra]

hmm, good point..logitech amplified inverted dome computer speakers..

Get a model number, slap it into Google and figure out what the frequency response is. If you still have the paperwork you could probably find it there too.

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Play it in your car to see since you at least have proper tweeters in the car

 

[gstokes]

150Hz - 20kHz is what it says, interesting that i could hear tone beginning at 50hz..

 

[gstokes]

found a different test, i could hear out to 19kHz but then it faded out..

 

[Umbra]

found a different test, i could hear out to 19kHz but then it faded out..

That's more realistic. Glad to hear you're not deaf.