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I can hear it, but it's not tooo bad, just white noise..... mind you, sitting in a room full of server fans all day has a similar effect!

 

Chris

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Stuck it in to audacity and made it 4 minutes long and encoded bk to mp3 XD fun in the pub Edited by stu
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Personally I cannot hear it. However I turned up volume to full, just to make sure I couldnt hear it then played the sound, Still couldn't hear it. My 24 yr old colleague however, squealed, much to my amusement.

I stopped the sound playing and he said "That made my eyes water, it hurt so much"

I replied "Made my eyes water too, for an entirely different reason, just laughing at you"

I promissed not to play it again

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hahaha - I've just downloaded and put on repeat - hmm cup of team time while others are looking where the high pitched whistling is coming from!! mwah ha ha ha
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I can hear it (just) at 48 with ears trashed by seeing AC/DC (and others) live! However, when my teenager walked into the office yesterday she really didn't like the noise I could just hear! :D

 

Interesting looking at the audio spectrum; dB is a log scale, thus the spike is an awful lot louder than the "shoulders" which are an awful lot higher than the noise floor. From memory 3dB increase is a doubling in level.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/Andrew_C/spectrum.jpg

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