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hearing test?

Post by struggle » Fri Oct 13, 2006 5:37 pm

i'm gonna get my hearing tested next week. not all that excited bout it cause i feel like i've been careless/stupid and suffered some damage over the years.

anybody feel like their hearing aint what it used to be or ever gotten tested? totally scared to find out what's up, but it'll most likely be a wake up call for me to start protecting myself. anyway, wish me luck.

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Post by shonky » Fri Oct 13, 2006 9:11 pm

Best of luck mate, hope it all goes ok. Think this is why I generally prefer outdoor parties - the sounds got more space to disburse and you can wander off and chill out away from the rigs if you want.

I played at the Concorde over here and had to ask the soundman to turn down the monitor - the guy who went on before me must have been fucking deaf if he needed it that loud.

Once you get the all clear, invest in some earplugs and thank your lucky stars.
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Post by skifozoa » Sat Oct 14, 2006 9:23 am

Had my ears tested this summer, luckily no damage !
Bought some customized earplugs (around €100)...

It's rather expensive but I guess, it's worth it, how much would you be willing to pay if you're def to hear your beloved music ?!?

Hope the results turn out allright for you too mate!

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Post by labrat » Sat Oct 14, 2006 12:08 pm

hi I have been djing Dnb now Dubstep since 1992 and used to frequent many a loud warehouse parties/clubs . I have my hearing tesetd via work each year and its still fine, don't worry about it you will be fine !!!!

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Post by ramadanman » Sat Oct 14, 2006 2:41 pm

labrat wrote:don't worry about it you will be fine !!!!
:roll: :roll: :roll:

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Post by eskay » Sat Oct 14, 2006 7:38 pm

Good luck mate.

It is always difficult to gauge a gradual decline.

I always used to find that my hearing would be fucked for about 24 hrs after clubbing/raves but would be ok afterwards.

My wife thinks I'm deaf!!

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Post by labrat » Mon Oct 16, 2006 8:25 pm

like i said mine is checked every year and there is no noticeble decline.


just your normally aging process

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Post by random trio » Mon Oct 16, 2006 8:32 pm

im feeling ya mate.. im starting to find myself saying "wot" every time some 1 opens there mouth.

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Post by bagelator » Mon Oct 16, 2006 10:46 pm

RANDOM TRIO wrote:im feeling ya mate.. im starting to find myself saying "wot" every time some 1 opens there mouth.
speak up lad i can't hear you

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Post by random trio » Tue Oct 17, 2006 3:58 pm

bagelator wrote:
RANDOM TRIO wrote:im feeling ya mate.. im starting to find myself saying "wot" every time some 1 opens there mouth.
speak up lad i can't hear you
wot

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Post by thinking » Tue Oct 17, 2006 4:16 pm

earplugs earplugs earplugs earplugs

i've been wearing mine in every club/loud situation for about 4 years now. Never have that high-pitched wine outside the club/lying in bed.

I dare anyone to wear earplugs for a whole nite, then take them out when you're stood on the dancefloor - you won't be able to get them back in your lugs quick enough, trust me.

Sorry a bit off topic but something I feel really strongly about - if you value your hearing get some plugs.
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Post by DeepThought » Tue Oct 17, 2006 4:26 pm

ThinKing wrote:I dare anyone to wear earplugs for a whole nite, then take them out when you're stood on the dancefloor - you won't be able to get them back in your lugs quick enough, trust me.
i dunno man - i like takin em out now and again to get the full force then put em back in again a little later..

but you right tho its all about the plugs!

(though wet tissue in the ear also works to certain extent lol)

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Post by thinking » Tue Oct 17, 2006 7:19 pm

DeepThought wrote:
ThinKing wrote:I dare anyone to wear earplugs for a whole nite, then take them out when you're stood on the dancefloor - you won't be able to get them back in your lugs quick enough, trust me.
i dunno man - i like takin em out now and again to get the full force then put em back in again a little later..
isit? fuck me man, nowadays if I stand next to a speaker and take a plug out, it feels like I'm stabbing myself in the ear with a knife, actual physical pain.
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Post by wil blaze » Tue Oct 31, 2006 5:24 pm

ThinKing wrote:earplugs earplugs earplugs earplugs

I dare anyone to wear earplugs for a whole nite, then take them out when you're stood on the dancefloor - you won't be able to get them back in your lugs quick enough, trust me.

Sorry a bit off topic but something I feel really strongly about - if you value your hearing get some plugs.
my thoughts exactly bruv

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