Thanks maniac that's a great help and you're right about the frequency for the masked sub I just had a look in the spectrum analyzer.
So maybe i'm just getting old, maybe it's resistance like you said or maybe it's something else (like my sensitive ears, I had problems with very narrow ear channels since I was a kid, getting blocked, infections, headaches, ect.)
I've grabbed that experimental sub maybe i'll give it a go at some point but would rather finish the current one and than have a break to evaluate if that's the real problem, maybe get my ears checked as well.
Not sure about increased sensitivity to loud, I feel like I have increased sensitivity to these higher frequencies of sound. When it's not entirely quiet in the room (there's some background noise) I have a feeling similar to the one when a TV is on..
That's the situation/my feeling now, it wasn't like this before.
I have just searched for it and a TV's electronics generate 525 lines * 30 frames per second = 15750 Hz, which is at the upper threshold of hearing.
So maybe i'm just getting old, maybe it's resistance like you said or maybe it's something else (like my sensitive ears, I had problems with very narrow ear channels since I was a kid, getting blocked, infections, headaches, ect.)
I've grabbed that experimental sub maybe i'll give it a go at some point but would rather finish the current one and than have a break to evaluate if that's the real problem, maybe get my ears checked as well.
Not sure about increased sensitivity to loud, I feel like I have increased sensitivity to these higher frequencies of sound. When it's not entirely quiet in the room (there's some background noise) I have a feeling similar to the one when a TV is on..
That's the situation/my feeling now, it wasn't like this before.
I have just searched for it and a TV's electronics generate 525 lines * 30 frames per second = 15750 Hz, which is at the upper threshold of hearing.
