14000 Hz Test Tone 1 Hour

14000 hertz test tone with a single sound frequency that runs for 1 hour.

[kevincollins]

This is the exact frequency that I hear all day, every day, for the last few years. Tinnitus...

[missmarie]

There's some really annoying kids in my apartment complex.. when they start screaming and screeching and forgetting there's people living here.. I remind them with this and my Bluetooth speaker 😁 I spent years in loud bars as a singer and bartender so I can't hear shit but they sure can! 🤣

[tommygun]

I played this in a classroom and everyone simultaneously covered their ears and bent down

[davidmaroni]

Trying to use this sound to repel a house fly. The sound is undeniably less irritating than the fly!

[Turboy]

58 and I still hear that. Not at really low volume settings, admittedly. But that's pretty good.

[nicblah]

Left this on in my pocket at the office to drive people nuts but I think they're to old to hear it. 🤣

[mohammedalomari]

Play it in you class room and everyone will go crazy, if they ask what’s that sound till them that there on drugs 😂😂😂

[joshuablovsky]

Not sure if it's the phone speaker or what but I dont hear anything in either ear.

[rejects]

Comes in handy trying to piss people off

[seanaxfan]

I have tinnitus in my left ear. It is amazing, I can’t can’t hear it in the left, but it’s overwhelming in the right

[BigBoPete]

Cant tell if I'm hearing something or just the ringing that brought me to this page. I came here cause this ringing started very early this morning as I was falling back to sleep from being awakened. The wind blew or something, a dog barked (for some reason it was memorable) and then this ringing started. WTF. As I was falling back to sleep and dwelling on the ringing it got louder and I started to have to most trippy experience... it scared the shit out me actually. I sort of tried to get back into it after an hour of sitting like WTF.. but couldn't. What I can describe about it is that as the vision I saw faded I was left with the weird imprint you get from staring at one thing for a long time.. but it wasn't a color shift, , if was form becoming discrete lines?... like taking a skull and bones a reducing it to a circle with 3 dots and an X. Like an emoji? This ringing is still going on so I found a you tube vid that cycled through the frequencies until I found one that seemed to match...it was right around 14000, but I cant tell with this vid. Anyone a clue? I don't think it's tinnitus unless that comes with acid trips.

[ukaszszczepanik]

I have tinnitus, I've been hearing this fucking sound 24/7 since March this year. I was looking for this sound carefully, I don't know how long it will last.

[WoodenBiscuts]

I put my phone in a corner and I went to the other side of my room. *It was just as loud as when I was close to it*

[abefroman]

I take that back. Once I put the phone near my ear I hear it.

[JC-dzkv]

I had to put my iPhone speaker directly on my right ear to hear this. In my left, the tinnitus ear, I can’t hear it at all even with my phone up against my ear.

[ghtbyz]

…there’s *still* water in my speakers.

[handlesucks]

if you can hear this very easily you're gonna experience lots of disturbance in real life

[JarrodZhang]

I'm 30 and I can't hear this. Am I deaf?

[severalpens]

I'm not a young man of 15000 Hz anymore. This is my boundary.

[arminkit]

The 1400 Hz frequency is believed to be a therapeutic frequency that can help with pain relief, muscle relaxation, and even emotional balance. It's a low-frequency sound wave that is thought to stimulate the release of endorphins, which are natural painkillers in the body.

Listening to this frequency for a few minutes each day may help reduce pain, tension, and stress levels. Some people also use it as a form of meditation or mindfulness practice.

It's important to note that while there are some studies and anecdotal evidence supporting the use of this frequency for therapeutic purposes, more research is needed to fully understand its potential benefits and limitations. It's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new treatment or therapy.