Re: Passive VS Active

Hey,,,I was diagnosed with a 20% loss in the 4000 Hz range over 20 years ago!

Wounder where I'm at now!


Smokey

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>From: ducdark <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 10:48:07 AM
>Subject: Re: [Bass Place] Passive VS Active
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>It's also possible that you may be experiencing the effects of hearing loss and are boosting the areas where you have the loss (the midrange). 
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>It can't hurt to go get checked, especially if you're exposed to loud music frequently. I have mild tinnitus now and had earplugs made for me by an audiologist so I don't do any more damage to my ears.
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>-Mike
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>--- In bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com, edackbass <no_reply@.. .> wrote:
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>> The mids are very different also. I'm not quite sure how to explain this. As I get older I find myself gravitating more to the mids than the highs and lows for definition in tone.
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>> Ack.
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