Stereo test tone Left and Right by frequency from 50Hz to 16000Hz

Stereo test tone created to check balance
between left and right channel by frequency
from 50hz to 16000hz, at -3dB.
50Hz, 80Hz, 120Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz,
1000Hz, 2000Hz, 5000Hz, 10000Hz, 16000Hz.
Ideal for testing: Woofers, Midrange, Tweeters and Full-range speakers

WARNING - Adjust your volume

[dfdhgtrss]

Finally a stereo test on YT that isnt useless music.

[Scorpiotide]

I recently replaced the capacitors in a pair of vintage speakers, and I found this very helpful for me to compare the balance between the tweeters and the woofers. Thanks!

[aksy]

I was imagining one of my headphones was loudefr than the other and this video bought me much peace of mind. tysm!

[williamengels]

If there's a difference, especially in bass frequencies, go get your Eustachian tubes checked. I cleaned my ears over and over with Debrox, hydrogen peroxide, q-tips, etc. Turns out, the tubes under the ear drum can be plugged by allergies/inflammation and you cannot get to these with q-tips. So, go see your nose, throat, and ear specialist and have them check. I was prescribed Flonase and Zyrtec, and it takes a few weeks to clear the tubes.

[mattw]

Well bitter sweet video, i learned my right ear hears 50hz ever so slightly lower (I put my headphones on backwards to double check) and that my right ear can barely hear 16000hz. Thankfully everything else sounded the same

[normann]

The audio codec (M4A) used by YouTube doesn't reproduce 16 kHz. So there is almost nothing but silence after 3:52. It's not your speakers. YouTube can't be used for high frequency testing.

[Lead_Foot]

This really shows the difference between eartips in IEMs

[rdavis]

This really helped me dial in imaging. Thanks. The more identical you can make the sound the more centered and cleaner it will be. It sounds like there are people playing in the center of the room with two speakers which always amazes me. Fakes people out. I'm running B.I.C. dv64 speakers. Most natural sound I've heard.

[jeffgAdventures]

I've listened to this in two rooms, one on LS50 Wireless powered speakers nearfield, and the other on Sierra-II Ex powered by Aventage receiver. Both exhibited oddities between left and right versions of the same frequency. These sounds do not appear to be recorded equally left vs right. Nor are all frequency the same volume. I've used both ears mono style and listened in Stereo.

[activemusickid]

Is anybody else perceiving the sound slightly sharper or flatter in one ear versus the other ear ?? It's very slight... I checked on my monitors and headphones and noticed this... Anyone else ??

[IbelongtoJesusChrist]

Thank you so much this helped my son to prepare for a hearing test🙏🙏🙏

[DustInTheWindAZ]

As I was listening on headphones, I notices some of your test tones were not identical in the left and right channel; one was flatter than the other. The 250Hz tone has a "warble" in it. It DID tell me, however, that my hearing loss starts at 5KHz in the right ear and both ears at 10KHz. Perhaps I should reverse the headphones (L to R) and try other headphones and speakers to get a more objective result.

[danielmathew]

This helped me find an issue with my speakers. Excellent 👌

[wilzzuu]

good way to check your hearing too if you are checking your headphones..

[gcvincent]

Man did I spend way too much time standing in front of big amps in the 70’s and 80’s. Paying for it now

[Igor-ugop]

After searching the Internet, I found a relevant and practical video. Well, I can hear my laptop's right speaker getting quieter and making noise.

[sirjohng]

The sound is about half a tone different between the two speakers. Please explain why!

[carsdankandchicks]

There's an issue with the 250 Hz tone, it's got a weird choppy reverb, thought it was my room at first but then checked by generating 250 Hz in other software and found that it's specific to this video...

[qhoadstep]

damnit my right speaker isn't playing any high frequency sounds, I was so confused!!! Thanks man.

[Yezpahr]

The left side of 250Hz seemed wildly different from the right side...
Was that just me or my equipment, or was it really in the video? (I'm using a new headset fresh from the physical store)