We all know that the high intensity at concerts or headphones are bad for our ears, but rarely thinking about the damage we can do. A new video from the AsapScience maybe change it. Progressive hearing loss is permanent and exposure to loud noises accelerates the natural process. Tiny cells in the ears of us destroyed over time and cannot be replaced.

Update: Upload the audio quality at maximum, from the original video. To take the test, use headphones.

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1. Black vulture says:

   25/09/2013 at 05:33

   From 12KIz and above does not work. For confidence try your hearing carefully here> http://onlinetonegenerator.com/

   

   

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2. HS2012 says:

   21/09/2013 at 10:27

   Don't forget that computer speakers can play a role, the shoddy speakers , cutting high frequencies, You can do in an Audiologist one simple audiogram to see exactly which frequencies you can listen and if there is acoustic trauma at specific frequencies .

   

   

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3. low life says:

   18/09/2013 at 00:01

   speak in this video or have only letters;

   

   

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4. Aggeliki says:

   14/09/2013 at 13:44

   I hear ALL the sounds and I'm a 21! Also listened to my mother who is 60 ALL, my father is 58 listened to the sound below 30, My brother is 36 and the hearing ALL my bride who is 44 listened to the sound below 30.

   

   

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5. METALO says:

   06/09/2013 at 03:51

   the hear with headphones ,I am 31. But the tacos I hear normally and the guilty noises ...

   

   

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6. Slayer says:

   01/09/2013 at 11:27

   Over 12KHz here I can't hear anything and not blame our ear for this. Apparently the sound compression cut these frequencies, and well did after no one told CODEC that we want good quality. Canonian sound and videos are independent, APA and their quality, just in youtube combine. In good quality videos and put good sound quality Coke. So we put 1080p video to ensure sound that does not cut frequencies. For the 17kHz I can hear me, on youtube from 480p and over play normally. Videoman logically reunited the sound before uploading him here. He is asking to isolate the surrounding sounds and ensure alignment with the drum. When you reach your hearing limit you will notice that you only hear the last frequencies when the ear is turned to the speaker. For sure check yourself here http://onlinetonegenerator.com/

   

   

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7. Unknown says:

   31/08/2013 at 04:09

   The video must be in 1080p to hear all the sychmotites

   

   

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   • PEBKAC says:

     31/08/2013 at 08:41

     OK Anwnyme, it is clear that you are over 20 :-)

     

     

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     • Tetanus says:

       31/08/2013 at 11:48

       xaxaxaxa, if!

       

       

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       • themis says:

         31/08/2013 at 18:48

         right is only if you see the video on youtube by 1080p you can hear all frequencies. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxcbppCX6RkHowever, I am 28 I can hear all frequencies ;-p

         

         

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         • Scor6800 says:

           18/09/2013 at 15:20

           Most important to Xechate. The speakers on the computer rather I try to hear, How many khz go;

           

           

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     • Apostolis says:

       31/08/2013 at 20:31

       The Original Video says '*Must Watch in 1080p and Use Headphones*' which of course the video does not say ...

       

       

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       • videomangr says:

         01/09/2013 at 02:56

         The video is at 720p. We will try to move up to 1080, but the difference is really minimal.

         

         

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         • PEBKAC says:

           01/09/2013 at 10:54

           E now my fault if you conclude that you're probably videoman (you're) over 20;

           

           

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     • Unknown says:

       03/09/2013 at 05:51

       ….

       

       

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     • Unknown says:

       03/09/2013 at 17:49

       Startled, ready to book an appointment with my GP :p

       

       

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