Tinnitus Zinger Masker at 15kHz

[@elizabethrainbolt9443]

I almost can't believe this. I have been listening to your other sounds, they are helpful and soothing, but haven't provided total relief. As soon as I pressed play it felt like I was pressing mute on my tinnitus. I can't thank you enough for the time and effort you put into creating these sound videos. I have enjoyed falling asleep to the ocean and brown noise video, even though I could still hear my tinnitus. With this sound though I just want to hug my phone!

[@dalesnale]

That's wonderful. Thanks for listening Elizabeth.

[@clintonnicholson4211]

Amen

[@thelonelydonutgirl8931]

Salamat sa mga gumawa ng tinnitus sound theraphy na ito, napakalaking tulong ang nagagawa nila sa mga taong nagsa-suffer sa ganitong kalagayan..pagpalain ka nawa ng ating DIYOS..Amen

[@mariaboyd7380]

Change your diet and avoid thinking that you have tinnitus. It will go away when you have accepted it in your mind.

[@isaaclynn4258]

You said it first and exactly the same as me.

[@messedupworld5557]

The fact over 40k have sought help here is mind boggling.....more research needs to be made

[@messedupworld5557]

I went for a treatment were specialist gave me about 7 to 8 injections of a freezing agent that they use to,freeze your teeth . Around,my ears and back,of,skull but it did nothing for me...also tried a lazer therapy same area also,did,nothing...

[@Furriee]

15kHz - that's a new comfort zone that worked for me. Thank you Dale again.

[@dalesnale]

Perfect!

[@unfit242]

Unreal. I'd never imagined i would be able to basically stop the ringing on command just with a youtube video and a couple of speakers.

[@stigflambard9799]

Anybody here found their T has got worse since their first Covid vaccine? Mine has. I was reluctant to have the 2nd and 3rd jabs (but did). In the USA there are news reports of this matter. Also here in the UK I heard a guy phone a radio station stating the same issue. This masker works lovely for me so thank you.

[@dalesnale]

Dr Ben Thompson Aud discusses this topic on his channel. There are a channel comments reporting increased T. Whether it is other factors like stress or whether there is neuro-inflammation causing issues will likely be revealed in studies this year. Personally, I thought no concert sound, music performing and less flying and driving for two years would lower my ringing, yet, this has not been the case for me.

[@stigflambard9799]

@@dalesnale Im a concert goer funny enough. I dont fancy going to gigs now though due to hot rooms full of people spreading viruses. I guess I will return one day. I do wonder if stress over Covid has made my T worse. If thats the case its should calm down soon as we hopefully go back to normal lives. Cheers

[@Andrew-pp2ql]

@@stigflambard9799 it’s difficult to say on the vaccine. I have no doubt for some it did effect their tinnitus level….of course some report having Covid likewise affected it. Overall it’s probably a small percent. Millions suffer from tinnitus…not surprised some report an increase just from statistical probability.

[@AngelinaX23]

I've heard that from others who received the jabs.

[@jackwinter5421]

This is amazing! I am definitely learning more about the frequency of my tinnitus through your videos! Mine must be somewhere up in this range! I’ve always had it very high pitched, it’s very hard to describe it to someone who wonders what it sounds like. This one is a winner and masks mines very well! Thank you so much Dale. I’m so thankful for your videos and your efforts! You’ve helped me and many others here in more way than you could know, thank you!

[@mariaisabelquesadavega8094]

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[@dalesnale]

Thanks Jack. The take away for me is that is the ringing is a higher frequency for some listeners than I expected. Channel listeners have been requesting higher frequency noise for years...and another video is created slightly higher...and so on... :)

[@randomname4726]

@@dalesnale I believe mine is up around 13khz.

[@carlturner6256]

Is your tinnitus loud or soft, and how did you get tinnitus,

[@randomname4726]

I feel like there is a pressure relief in my ears when listening to this. When it stops I feel sudden pressure in my ears.

[@ericmacho7452]

You guys, there's 37,000+ subscribers and as of today, Dale has 4 patreons, me being #4. He's asking for either a $1 or 3$ monthly subscription. $12 - $36 ANNUALLY! In paticular, if you're here for the tinnitus relief, you can at least kick this man a buck a month. The first time i found the sound that works best for me, I teared up. If you know, you know. Come on gang, he deserves better than 4 patreons out of 37,000 subscribers!

[@Furriee]

Agree, just joined.

[@davidmccarthy9136]

Another home run, Dale! You are a superstar in this field. You have every reason to be so proud!!

[@The_Matlex]

Thank you, this is the first time i am not hearing my tinnitus since almost forever. Works 100% with my ears.

[@davidfrancis418]

Wow. This is the closest fit for my tinnitus yet. Thanks a bunch for all of your work on the various frequencies. I can work with this all day.

[@phonkyfeel1]

I think this is getting closer for me.. I have VERY high pitched ringing, maybe two pitches…plus a hiss!! It’s awesome!! I really did a number on my ears in my 49 years so far.

[@dalesnale]

As a drummer, I can relate.

[@PurrBiteMeow]

I'm a former nurse, my husband is a degreed chemist. So the following suggestions might have some merit: Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is a neurotransmitter. It SLOWS DOWN nerve impulses. Rogue nerve impulses aggravate tinnitus. GABA, an over-the-counter nerve-calming supplement, might help. Consult your doctor before you take any pills that aren't prescribed for you, because there's always the chance of drug interactions. With your doctor's permission, it wouldn't be a bad idea to also add B12 and B complex supplements (because they nourish the nerves). Increase your water intake, and cut back on substances that aggravate the nervous system (like caffeine, monosodium glutamate, and aspartame). I'm just spitballing the following idea, but maybe some scientist in the group will have an "AHA" moment. Certain chemicals block neurotransmission. Curare, Botox, etc. I think that an effective treatment for tinnitus will eventually be developed by utilizing therapeutic amounts of these nerve blockers. The trick would be in targeting the precise cells that need treatment. I'm not a microbiologist, but don't different groups of cells have their own chemical "address?" Once the address of the auditory nerve can be isolated, targeted drugs can reduce their activity. Maybe tinnitus could be cured or effectively treated if the auditory nerve could take a day or two off to rest and recuperate. Some scientists theorize that the problem is in the auditory cortex. Same solution: determine what the address is, and slow down the neural activity. They have drugs that reduce epilepsy (which is errant neural activity in a different part of the brain). Do the same for tinnitus brain. Hopefully this suggestion gives some scientist the clue that he needs.

[@photons_rule]

Epidiolex = CBD isolate will calm you. Gabapentin had no proven benefit. This audio track however if you have high whine tinnitus is a LIFE SAVER. Buy highest quality earbuds that offer excellent ambient input and live again. If you can go outside and cancel it then this sound is for you.

[@RosileeJe]

I knew my tinnitus was multiple pitches (and in the past couple years a couple of the higher ones have got louder) and I thought I'd figured out the main frequency for my tinnitus (and a good masking sound) as being around 8kHz, but wow this one masked mine really quick! Found your channel a little while back and I always seem to go back to the same few videos when i need them, so this one is definitely going to be another go-to masker. Thank you for making these!

[@ricknelson947]

Nale’d it!!! This is so soothing Sir. I can almost not hear my tinnitus mixing in. 🥲 thank you for all you do for us.

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Dale'd it lol

[@perleth8936]

You should create an app where these songs could be played as sleeping noise

[@prova3prova]

Yes please!!!

[@lindasee30]

I can hear this frequency and wow! It's totally masking my ringing. Thank you so much!

[@jerrymcg3199]

Can this really be 15kHz? I can hear it and I'm old.

[@AngelinaX23]

I'm 74 and I hear it.

[@cfrandre8319]

Nope. Can’t hear anything but the 5 or 6 separate tones normal to my almost 50 years of tinnitus due to medications I was prescribed as a child w/ juvenile arthritis (which turned out to be an erroneous diagnosis). I’ve tried everything reasonable. Now listening in sequence to try to identify the spectrum of frequencies I hear, and try to knock them down one by one. Thank you for the uploads-you have helped many people, and I hope to be among them!

[@chanteejacques28]

It feels like tiny tingely fizzy soda bubbles are in my head listening to this

[@saturnskull1242]

This helps me at night, masking my tinnitus. But I noticed in the 20 nights I use it, that my tinnitus during the day has flared up a little. I was wondering if it is because of this white noise, having also read that a 2018 study suggests that in the long run white noises cause the opposite results to tinnitus and affect the cognitive too... I am a bit confused here...To be clear, I use this as an ambient noise not using headphones or in ear devices. Opinions?

[@joshblovsky7538]

If your asking this question, your tinnitus is not that bothersome to begin with. Move on with your life.

[@jetuber]

Would it be useful to create a combined tone that unites the 15 and 13 hz sounds, and perhaps one that is higher still, into one single sound? Or would that defeat the purpose? I keep thinking about how, when I first got tinnitus, if I let the faucet run full blast and listened to that for a while, then turned the faucet off, my T would vanish for a few moments. I wonder if that wall of sound isn't more effective than a single tone. Just wondering.

[@ShadyRonin]

This one is VERY effective for me

[@randomname4726]

This is amazing. My tinnitus disappeared when I pressed play. After listening for awhile and stopping my tinnitus continues to be gone for a short while before returning. Thank you so much! Edit: It doesn't work as well as it did at first but still good. I'm finding 16.5khz even better.

[@Joao-zw7iq]

mine also stop for a while after i stop listening, but I wish the silence would last longer :(

[@margotteriele305]

I have 15000 hz tinnitus since a middle ear infection 3 months ago. First I discovered crickets, but this sound is even better! It also helps me doing my job as a neurologist again, i listen to it in between patients. I still hope that I wont need it anymore in a couple of months. But For now it helps SO much. Thank you!! 🙏

[@Sasuke9696]

Hello are you better today ?

[@fv1100]

how are you doing nowadays? It would be great to learn if yours is a successful recovery. I wish it was!

[@amberlynmarlowe8704]

OK, it has been a year. Hoping your tinnitus has gone away. Please let us know either way. All the best.

[@Jason_1701]

I listen to your sound every night. Thanks brother!

[@dalesnale]

Nice to hear that. Thanks for listening Jason.

[@randomname4726]

Dale, these comments must be making you absolutely glow with happiness. I've never seen such an outpouring of appreciation for anything.

[@dalesnale]

The positivity is amazing. Even the critical comments are heartfelt and helpful.

[@IcarusMK22]

I used to be able to hear 15khz pretty well a couple years ago. I could always tell when the CRT tv was on from the noise. Now, not so much, but this still works for me, so thanks!

[@ajpello2003]

My T sounds just like a CRT Tv. A reactive CRT tv unfortunately.

[@pixelmaania]

Can you do a 18khz?

[@hellcrusader5045]

This is by far the best Sound to mask my high pitched Tinnitus. Others like 13khz helped but this one nailed it. Cant hear it even If listening on Phone 2 m ahead from my head. I have my Tinnitus now 20 years, getting louder constantly over years. After a horrible crack in the cervical spine. Now other Symptoms stay like pain. Will have my in 3 weeks. Caused Panic Attacks and much more. Even a lyme disease i have. Thanks for this amazing sound

[@AngelinaX23]

I had an MRI a couple weeks ago and it turns out that I have cervical stenosis. I think spine conditions can affect the severity of our tinnitus. My balance is terrible too.

[@hellcrusader5045]

@@AngelinaX23 I have had my cervical surgery cause of the disc prolapse 5/6 on march 16th, Back Home since today. All strange Feelings like burning is gone, on arms and feet. No more pain. Seems Lyme disease wasnt the issue. Anyone couldnt have imagined that a cervical disc prolapse could have caused such issues. Surgery went perfect and my Tinnitus doesnt disturb me now in the way how it was before the surgery

[@AJLORACLE]

This is my favourite so far, thank you so much, it completely overrides my tinnitus, but its soothing

[@jimprice1959]

I used to be able to hear the 15KHz flyback transformer in our old black and white TV. But that was when I was much, much younger.

[@rebeccaobanion5053]

My tinnitus is so high pitched, I was thinking of trying to find a dog whistle sound to play. LOL! Thank you for creating all the different frequencies. Appreciate your effort. This one's a keeper. Thank you much!

[@Kuutamo73]

At what volume should it be listened to? With or without headphones? What if there are other background noise, would it work best in the absence of it? Just wondering

[@anjea9759]

Yes I can hear that clearly. I’ll check out your other noises as well. I actually wish there was a higher frequency. Many thanks.

[@dalesnale]

I'll do a higher one soon. Thanks Anje :)

[@markseltman]

this frequency is close, however, my tinnitus seems to have a tone, like an f# that still overpowers the sound.

[@AngelinaX23]

Same here. I hear the sound and my tinnitus at the same time. I can switch my attention from one to the other.

[@yogeshsahu6895]

Nailed it it's been 7 years I been suffering from it now I found this one thank you so much 🥳🥳

[@stewartlancaster6155]

finally found a frequency that almost entirely masks my permanent tinnitus, feels so strange not to hear my screamers.....thanks

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Stewart

[@abbiepancakeeater52]

this made my tinnitus worse actually 😭 my regular tinnitus is this constant, incredibly high pitched screech. higher pitched than a dog whistle. its not that bad tho. doesnt rly bother me anymore. its loud but i naturally tune it out. but now its so loud omg. not listening to this again aisidj it'll go back to normal in a bit but at this moment, jesus 💀 it made it better for a second then suddenly EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@celestine2995]

Thank You so much! Wish you had an app! To hear that in the night

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening

[@klamerco]

Fak, mine is 16khz..... You don't have one for 16khz?

[@klamerco]

It is 16khz because this is the refresh rate of the picture in old TVs, I used to watch a lot of old TV when I was a kid and that is how I developed it

[@dalesnale]

There is one at 18kHz. The Tinnitus Relaxer. I will put 16 kHz on the list.

[@martylesnick2032]

EXCELLENT I hear it. Have had T for over 5 years. Haven't listened to any masking for a few years. Frightening when I got it, as everyone is. Once I learned about masking, and round the sound that was closest put the ear bud in left ear, (no T in right ear) put the volume just a pinch louder the the T and went about my chores or what ever. I would listen while I watched tv. Once I diconnected, the T was a whole lot quieter. Wish the best to all fellow humans who like me hear the T, sometimes but not all times. Susan

[@ajpello2003]

Thank you u r literally saving lives!!!! Thanks for listening to our requests I have literally been hanging by a thread searching for sound therapy for my high frequency T at this range. I am 36 y/o with no hearing loss and have had no relief besides a couple of KZbin videos due to the severe reactive nature of my T and it’s in my head as opposed to my ears. I was nearly hospitalized last week but doing somewhat better now on some Antianxiety meds but still minimum relief from the T. I can still hear my T mixed in a little bit but I finally was able to have a sigh of relief when I hit play! Thank you Dale you are doing the lords work!

[@randomname4726]

This track is incredible. It lets you have some time out from the ringing which is what we all desperately need. I hope Dale knows how much he is helping people, even saving lives.

[@omytupapa]

After months of listening to different frequencies and sound for tinnitus therapy I might have just found the one that works for me ! My tinnitus is definitely between 15k-16k .. but some 16k sounds don’t play on mobile because of compressing

[@58efd]

This video is more like a light rain on a tin roof, my tinnitus is at "TV flyback freq", 15.75kHz pure tone, loud and torturous, been there since I was 20 and am 71 now, I always say, I'll have peace and quiet when I pass away, at that time good ridance to this annoyance. I do hear my tinnitus in my head as I'm listening to this video, my tinnitus is not a sound that I can detect at the ear drum, it's beyond and in the brain. It happened when I worked as a laborer next to a paving machine's engine, went to bed w/ riinging and one day the ringing tinnitus was still there when I awoke, been there for about 51 years now, no relief but i have gotten use to it, just accept it, nothing I can do. I only wish I had the insight to use cigarette filters in my ears back then when I was essentially a kid, no OSHA back then. Protect your ears young-uns, they're the only ones you got and they are precious. Maybe one day Elon Musk could create an implant in my brain that would cancel my internal brain tinnitus, on my bucket list before my dirt nap.

[@fastmath817]

When I listen to it on my phone, it sounds as if the sound cuts in and out. The phone I have, though it's brand new, can't really handle high freqs. well it seemsI. It sounds much better on a computer. Thanks! It's very soothing.

[@ladyheiress9933]

What does ot mean if we can't hear it? I listen to many of your noise videos. Maybe I'm looking at this all wrong. Is the noise supposed to match the noise in your head? Because that's what I've been expecting and haven't found anything that does. There are many noises that are close and when I combine two, three, or more is when I get real close to the noise in my head. I do get relief which is why I continue to listen. The ocean is what gives me the most relief and is very soothing but not when it's combined with music.

[@johnh1781]

My tinnitus sounds at times, if I pay close attention to it, like someone is trying to communicate with me. It's like a cricket, high pitch voice. Is it schizophrenia or remote neural monitoring? Who the hell knows but it's annoying AF.

[@cellgrrl]

I like this one a lot, it is good for my left ear, but my hearing is better on the right and it is not quite high enough for me. I did find so far the 18,000Hz to be the closest. The Scrubber however seems to work the best! But it takes me awhile to get adjusted to it because it is a little busier than these on level varieties. BTW, I am 73. I hear it.

[@AngelinaX23]

I'm 74 and I hear it too. I love the scrubber.

[@a.e.r.7745]

helping. Just had MRI to see about 3mm tumor they saw last year ENT will see what if any growth has continued, then decide if he will do radiation therapy, tumor is benign, but more likely scar tissue near trigeminal pathway from shingles assault on jaw 2011. I am starting a regimen of serrapeptase for shrinking protein. Don't want radiation therapy or lazar surgery.

[@Newshustle]

Yes, this one is good the ringing in my ears has been brutal lately, but this seems to mask it pretty well

[@atashakgem]

mine same, I don’t understand how or why sometimes get so horrific and so loud I get panicked

[@jeancharlesc.6290]

I tried, yes I don't hear the whistling in my right ear, but after a while it breaks my head (headaches.) hides a problem to put another one 🤪

[@lorentaidhg8534]

65. Nothing. Too many years of high pitched noise in heavy industry.... I've found the 10Khz range helps a lot. This was interesting though.....I clearly hear my own ears hiss lol

[@andynitro]

Thank you so much for this. It goes so good with lo-fi youtube music from another tab.

[@GwendolyntheMetaphysicain]

Wow! Wear headphones- immediate relief, barley hear the tinnitus. Thank-You! Thank-You!

[@bearex8922]

amazing ill put on a pair of headphones put the volume to 2% and watch something or read it hides the tinnitus so well and relieves the fullness/numby feeling that tinnitus gives me amazing work!

[@JuraIbis]

I'm 43 and I can hear this, usually you'd have to be a least 55 or older to not hear this range usually. Mine is around 8-10K, i tried the 10K white noise ones which sounds exactly like crickets and it fits almost 100%.

[@dalesnale]

Guess who’s 55 :) I’m getting more concerned about hearing longevity since they’re the magic in my livelihood.

[@AngelinaX23]

I'm 74 and I can hear this. I've always been able to hear high frequencies. My husband calls me "bat ears."

[@giladkingsley]

This masks my tinnitus almost perfectly, thanks!

[@professorgraves2926]

I hear it loud and clear, and it hits the spot for me. Thanks Mr. Snale!

[@jackshinners381]

I have to have the volume up pretty high to have it help cover my tinnitus noise. It’s almost the exact pitch that I hear all day every day. Is it normal to have to crank the volume like that? I don’t want to do more damage than good, but I’m at a point where I need to do something. It interferes with my life. Thanks all.

[@fv1100]

I wonder if anyone was NOT able to hear to this. I wa expecting a lot of older folks to claim they weren't, but everyone seems to hear

[@2ndAmendment-Jeffrey]

Listening to this made the top of my head feel tingling

[@dalesnale]

The ASMR effect 🎧

[@TheCrisses]

55, and the good news is I can still hear this, and my tinnitus is up around the 13-15k range… still may want 14k lol maybe you made one already…

[@toshobg]

this is not 15khz. I can't hear above 12-13 khz with right ear and 9khz with left one.

[@jdoc2093]

Even higher again would be brilliant 👏

[@dalesnale]

Working on that... :)

[@baladasanudas]

Hare Krishna. Thank you for this.

[@danielrompf3266]

Ich kann es hören und bei mir hilft es sehr. Bei 13000kHz verspüre ich ebenso Erleichterung. Vielen Dank.

[@termonuclear]

PLEASE, BLACK SCREEN, PLEASE. BLUE SCREEN IS NOT HEALTHY. THANK YOU FOR YOUR JOB.

[@Nopants4us]

Dale, could you create a channel on Spotify and upload your songs there please?

[@dalesnale]

Hi Charlie, I will look into Spotify. I listen to KZbin even in the car, but I know some folks have different streaming favorites.

[@TheTrainstation]

Thanks Dale! This is great and i feel somewhat special now knowing that only the selected few suffer this range :)

[@OLskewL]

Damm bro it comes back witha. Vengeance when you turn this off 😂

[@braydenbledsoe3252]

It seems like my tinnitus is somewhere between 13khz and 16khz. I did search out for the old CRT tv frequency that you could hear depending on your listening position. That seems to mask my tinnitus very well.

[@ajpello2003]

Brayden u look young, is your T reactive? Mine is and I have the same frequency (I’m 36 and my hearing loss is at 16khz which is normal). Is it in the center of your head or one ear vs the other?

[@marisdsvega7919]

@@ajpello2003el mío en el centro de mi cabeza Escuchando una. Prueba de youtube yo no estucaba la frecuencia 15000 hz.

[@marisdsvega7919]

@@ajpello2003si si pérdida es 16 hz que terapia debemos escuchar ?

[@maxcava7292]

I have tinnitus for 8 years now. It became louder just a month ago or so. This one gives relief temporarily. Good luck to us all.

[@ofirshorshy8281]

this is really good one. thank you!would that be possible to have it with black screen

[@charitybuchanan2047]

I can hear it and it masks the high pitch piercing sound that comes from my right ear. Woo Hoo! Thank you.

[@ConcernedCitizen-ut9fi]

I have tinnitus in the exact same ear and this sound masks it perfectly.

[@TheGeorgesHabibPodcast]

It's supposed to sound like static right?

[@cyrklife]

The higher it goes, the more soothing it seems .. cheers

[@MrTglion]

Das hochfrequente Rauschen empfinde ich deutlich lauter als die Stimme des Sprechers am Anfang des Videos. Es überdeckt trotz leiser Einstellung komplett meinem Tinitus.

[@aahanasingh1935]

None of the frequency is matching my tinnitus. What do I do?

[@rashedsyed9402]

Is this helpful for hyperacusis / sensitive ears and pressure in ears? Or do you have any such noises too? Thanks

[@dianajimenez1737]

Lovely... Thanks.... I really hope not ri live the rest of my life with this awful condition..... Really admire your work and I am your flower... Thank you so much!

[@dalesnale]

Happy to know this sound provide some relief Diana

[@paulsypersma7165]

curly and his gd uhf,memorex destroyer please

[@mikesawyer1336]

This one is not comfortable at all - not relaxing ... nope

[@ResuNwonknU]

This caused a repetitive popping of my ears

[@lisabowden1679]

You probably won't see this but I hope u do. Did u say most people can't hear this? It's loud to me. I don't know anything about frequencies!

[@dalesnale]

Hi Lisa, some people may not be able to hear it, but most will. :)

[@ExitStatement]

oh thanks for talking over it

[@pedrogeraldes4428]

Life Safer Dale , Im tired of having this tinnitius all the time, especially when im working(having to concentrate), with this sound i could have a bit of relieve, thanks for this amazing sound, Good Bless you Doctor Dale :)

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Pedro.

[@pedrogeraldes4428]

@@dalesnale Thank you Dale, for helping people with this torture

[@jdoc2093]

Thanks for these videos, they are very much appreciated 🙏

[@frinoffrobis]

this is it, this is what I hear all day long.. it sucks

[@miosina_629]

Thanks for helping us. As a severe tinnitus person you save me when i need to sleep (even if i just sleep a few hours)

[@dalesnale]

Very appreciated. Be well.

[@dianajimenez1737]

This One is very peaceful

[@ArmyWarVet1985]

This is loud to me, 😂 same levels as my T

[@avopeac6300]

Instant relief. Thank you.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Avopeac

[@fredericgiraud7837]

When my T is loud (like today) and I turn THIS on, it is perfectly masked and brings me great relief, so, thank you SO VERY MUCH for your hard work and dedication to making T sufferers, suffer less, Dale. SO appreciated. I have been suffering from T for the last 12 years or so, originally I discovered I had it while at work (open space) as my colleague was talking about his and I found out what it was and discovered I had this persistant ringing in my ears too then. I attribute most damage to riding my then-motorcycle with a cheap helmet, no ear plugs, a DBK-less exhaust and hitting it full-throttle, thereby destroying my inner cells with extremely high wind noises, although I didn't realise it then, only that my head would hurt after such a ride. It's been more or less constant since then. It's weird because it sometimes get VERY LOUD and debilitating (very loud continuous hissing sound similar to this in both ears) and on some days, it's almost non-existent! Needless to say, those days are such a relief. It's usually 2 days on, 1 day off, or 1 day on 1 day off, and 3 days on 2 days off, it alternates. I have been repeatedly told that getting hearing aids can tremendously reduce how much we hear them, so I'm about to go to the doc tomorrow to get that sorted, see if he recommends I wear them, and if so, how that helps. Will let you know if anything good comes out of this. Anyways, merci beaucoup Dale. :)

[@dalesnale]

You are welcome Frederic. Thanks for sharing your story. As a rider, I always wore custom or foam earplugs. Motorcycles have more safety concerns than staying upright. :)

[@fredericgiraud7837]

@@dalesnale you're welcome Dale. Indeed, I wish I had been more careful back then. My hearing exam yesterday shows a 30% loss in conversation situations, and 50% in high-frequency sounds, both ears. Sad for a 44 yo guy, the doctor was surprised based on my age. Yesterday my T was almost non-existent. Today it's loud af. So hard to live with when it is like that. 😢 Next Tuesday I'm meeting another specialist to get some hearing aids, as I was told they can really help with T. In the meantime, thank you again... 🙏🏼

[@Neofabitch]

​@@fredericgiraud7837Hi! I was wondering if you got the hearing aids and if it helped you.

[@danceswithbadgers]

Works for my left ear but I have high frequency loss in my right ear so in that I can't hear from the environment the pitch I have in my head. Some sweeping/combined maskers give some temporary relief from my right ear tinnitus but I need them quite loud to get what seems like a resonant response in my ear. When that happens I can feel the tinnitus briefly dropping out completely, which after 45 years is a lovely, if odd, sensation. Doesn't continue and doesn't last, unfortunately.

[@captainspirou]

It's weird, I can't hear any tones above 13khz very well but if I play a tone at 15khz the tinnitus stops. Even though 15khz is inaudible

[@therealrollaz]

No help here either. Sigh😢

[@TheTroothseekr]

My tinnitus is similar to this.

[@ofirshorshy8281]

My tinnitus now actually sound just like this sound here.amazing!!

[@iampuzzleman282]

OK I hear this it sounds similar how is this supposed to help me?

[@dalesnale]

It might not be helpful if the type of sound you hear is same, such as noise. This video would have the potential benefit for listeners who have a ringing sound that is close to 15 kHz as the noise is centered around this frequency. If the sound in your mind is more like noise than tone, perhaps a more different sound like crickets is worth a try: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHemdpVsgtSKmpY