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- From: haynes@cats.ucsc.edu (Jim Haynes)
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- Subject: Re: sampling and human hearing range (was Re: (none))
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- Date: 15 Sep 92 07:06:20 GMT
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- In article <BuG1wq.85E@world.std.com> dmoran@world.std.com (david r moran) writes:
- >This is all bullshit. What such people need (among other things) is
- >to get an audiogram. First things first: what one can and cannot hear.
- But perhaps these high frequencies have effects unrelated to the ears.
- Not that I believe they do, but an audiogram doesn't test everything;
- just as there are visceral effects at lower frequencies than the ears
- can hear.
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