Re: audio feedback

[Lois Breur Krause <krause@CLEMSON.EDU>]

OK, I have constant, and rather annoying, tinnitus. Does anyone know what's
causing it?  I have this idea if knew what was causing it I might have a
clue how to make it stop!  So here I am if anyone has the equipment and
wants to try to pick it up.


> Unlikely experimental suggestion follows:
> 'Tinnitus' is a perceived sound or noise in the ears. It can be very
> distracting and be a precursor to deafness.
> It has been reported that subjects with a well-defined tinnitus tone
> can share the sound, if a sensitive microphone is placed in their outer
> ear.
>
> i.e there is the possibility of a two way transduction of sound.
>
>
> brian whatcott <inet@intellisys.net>
> Altus OK



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