terfenol-D
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I have tinnitus and high frequency hearing loss (basically deaf above 3k hz). I just bought Kef R3 as I really liked the LS50 but wanted more bass. The Erin's Audio Corner review suggests angling the speakers out a bit to avoid sibilance/brightness. So far it feels like the speakers set off my tinnitus a bit even though I can not hear the higher frequencies. My LS50's did not do this.
Has anyone else experienced speakers activating tinnitus? I kind of feel it is attributable to Erin's measurements in the higher frequencies. No medical/scientific proof this is the case it's just what I feel would be the cause. I'm thinking of using DSP/treble control to turn down the higher frequencies a bit to see if this helps.
Has anyone else experienced speakers activating tinnitus? I kind of feel it is attributable to Erin's measurements in the higher frequencies. No medical/scientific proof this is the case it's just what I feel would be the cause. I'm thinking of using DSP/treble control to turn down the higher frequencies a bit to see if this helps.