Speak up I can't hear you!
 

Online hearing test. I used to do construction, go to loud concerts and races. I have been better at protecting my hearing as I get older. Made it to 10555 hertz. How well can you aging rock and rollers do? :D

http://onlinetonegenerator.com/hearingtest.html

14,750 or so. I'm ok with that.

12897

Right at ~12000

Mean for my age.

Although taking that test just kicked off my tinnitus big time so fair warning to others.

16629

17012

13332

no headphones

Guess I shouldn't have had my stage monitors aimed directly at me.:(

~14,500

without headphones.....my dog was not amused

~15k

8500 I'm toast. Too much bike riding cross country.

I'm good to 10,000 and then it kicks out and back in at 12,000 for a brief period. Does that make any sense?

15565. I wonder why my wife has to repeat everything she says to me?

Yep, certain frequencies can get killed.

Through a cheap set of headphones, around 10k, then I am pretty sure I hear a little bit in the 12-13k range. I guess pretty much 10k. Using the speakers on my ipad instead of the headphones, I heard until about 12.5k. I'd say that how you are listening probably makes a big difference.

16204.

Not sure the dog enjoyed this test...

One of my coworkers kept cocking his head at an angle and looking around. I'm not going to go drinking with him when it's a full moon.

15280 for my 42 y/o ears - apparently I have ears of a 34 y/o

13,241 - but I still hear it even though it stopped :)

I'll be hearing that ringing until I fall to sleep tonight.

3257. Way to much shooting in my life

It's the speakers. Definitely the speakers... :)