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Mush and my toes

David Windisch
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Brgds,
Dave, N3HE
Cincinnati OH
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Re: Mush and my toes

Arie Kleingeld PA3A-2
Dave,

I recognise this phenomenon. I can repeat it also.
Whether this has anything to do with the mush discussion, I don't know.

73
Arie PA3A


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 > In any case, a weak single tone appears to change pitch higher to
lower as I vary its level from subliminal to comfortable, and lower to
higher pitch from comfortable to subliminal. It occurs in both ears.<
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Re: Mush and my toes

David Gilbert
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I never knew such a condition existed, and I definitely do not have it.  
I have checked my ears and I don't hear above 10 KHz anymore, but the
dynamic range still seems fine and I tend to be more observant of weak
sounds than almost everyone else I know.

Dave   AB7E


On 12/7/2011 5:52 AM, David Windisch wrote:

> Hi, all concerned:
> For openers, toes are my Tired (68-year) Old Ear S, replete with tinnitus
> (you know, constant high-pitched hiss).
> In any case, a weak single tone appears to change pitch higher to lower as I
> vary its level from subliminal to comfortable, and lower to higher pitch
> from comfortable to subliminal.
> It occurs in both ears.
> Easiest way to attempt replicating this is to use the MON cw tone function
> on the K3.
> The change I "hear" is not dramatic; best analogue I can think of is a very
> slight symmetrical chirp.
> Any one else notice this?
> Could this syndrome be a contributor to the mush reported by others?
> I can not remember when I first noticed this; I do notice it on certain
> single musical notes as well.
> Brgds,
> Dave, N3HE
>
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