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@user661581a584aaf
When you turn up the volume in the very beginning because you’re 25 and are worried it’s playing and you already can’t hear things... then the 8 hz plays
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@user661581a584ab2
Ten years ago, people used to have these as ringtones for during class. The teachers couldn't hear it, but for the students it was ear-bleeding torture.
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@user661581a584ab3
when you're 15 and you can't hear that last one ?????
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@user661581a584ab4
I'm 14 and I didn't hear the 17.4 kHz. All I heard was a little click.
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@user661581a584ab5
In order for this to work properly, you need to ensure your speakers or headphones have proper frequency response range. FYI the 17.4kHz worked on my Bose headphones but not on my ipod earphones (which report a response range of 20Hz-20kHz).
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@user661581a584ab6
wow gee wow huh

so i felt skeptical after i couldn't hear the last tone, even with high-quality headphones. decided to go in and generate a 17.4 khz tone myself without going through youtube, and i could hear it loud and clear, even without the headphones.

then, just to make sure, i ripped the audio and looked at it through audacity. there is no 17.4 khz tone at all present in the video.

ironically, the ones who can hear it might be the ones that need their heads checked ;)
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@user661581a584ab7
I am 56 and could hear all of them but the last one. They got fainter and fainter, but definitely still audible. I have sensory processing issues; sound being one of the things I am hypersensitive to. Since I see much younger people saying they can't hear the last one either, I may or may not be able to hear the last one IRL, too.
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@user661581a584ab8
Top tip:
You can avoid the obvious clicks by cutting your samples in a wave editor at the zero point of the waveform. The bit right in the middle. If you do the that the test is complete. As it stands now a lot of people might hear the click and think they can hear the frequency.

Just a thought.
Luv and Peace.
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@user661581a584ab9
I'm deaf and didn't hear any
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@user661581a584aba
17.4Hz is actually slightly above the average hearing range for a human. My cats could hear it just fine, but all I heard was a faint buzz.
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@user661581a584abb
cripes! that first one startled the crap out of me
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@user661581a584abc
I think my speakers just don't produce 17.4 hz
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@user661581a584abd
Im 35 and can still hear them all woo!
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@user661581a584abe
Youtube audio packing propably cuts the highest sound out.
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@user661581a584abf
Peeps...
not all speakers produce full range sound or sounds within ranges at a noticeable volume levels.
If you have a cellphone, you likely don't have sound much below 500hz or above 18khz and the perceived sound steeply slopes off in each direction around 2khz...the center of the average human voice.
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@user661581a584ac0
I love these things, it's so fascinating to me

I can still hear the under 24 one clear as ever, gonna come back to this in a few years and see if it really works
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@user661581a584ac1
I'm 36 and I can hear them all, which is surprising, bearing
in mind that I've been listening to earphones on an almost daily basis, for the
past 20+ years.
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@user661581a584ac2
Youtube limits the sounds of videos to 16 kHz.
If you open your volume control, you can see that no sound is produced during the 17.4 kHz segment.
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@user661581a584ac3
Thanks for the video, I heard the 17.5 mhz. God bless you TeenBuzzOrg for putting that video on youtube and merry christmas
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@user661581a584ac4
YouTube doesn't allow high pitch is noises
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@user661581a584ac5
You can't hear the last two no matter how old or young you are because they are at 15 kHz and 17.4 kHz. YouTube downsamples all audio to a sample rate of 22.05 kHz. According to the NyquistShannon sampling theorem, the highest frequency that can be reproduced is half the sample rate, in this case 11.025 kHz. The 12 kHz tone was simply reduced to 11.025 kHz and the other ones were so high in frequency they were simply cut off by the lowpass filter.
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@user661581a584ac6
This would make a handy ringtone for students, as the teacher probably wouldn't hear it.
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@user661581a584ac7
Wow -- I'm 41 and heard them all!!! Never listening to loud music and always wearing earplugs at concerts paid off! (or did it -- why do I need to hear THAT? lol)
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@user661581a584ac8
I have just celebrated my 151st birthday and I could hear al of them just fine!!!
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@user661581a584ac9
Yeah the last one is turned down. I watched the volume control which indicates the amplitude of the sound and it was half that of the other three. I can hear it when my volume is turned up to about 20 % and can hear the others perfectly fine at 16 %.
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@user661581a584aca
The last 2 do exist, at first I thought I couldn't hear them and they weren't there, but by turning up my speakers fully I heard a very faint ringing sound. They are quite quick as well, not long, drawn out rings. Listen carefully.
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@user661581a584acb
I first heard this when I was 14.
Now I'm 29yo and I want to tell you that this actually works.
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@user661581a584acc
I'm 54 years old and I heard all of them. Not just a clicking but the actual tones. I did have the speakers up on my phone all the way.
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@user661581a584acd
You can't hear the last few because the audio compression when converting the file to .FLV isn't sensitive enough for the higher frequencies. The people that say they hear it are probably just hearing the noise floor from their computer. I ran it through an audio processor and got no signal though. A simple tone generator can be used to do this. Using that, I can hear 17.4 khz (I'm 25), but not as well as the 19 year old I live with.
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@user661581a584ace
Most speakers are supposedly able to produce sounds up to 20kHz, but in reality, many can not. The same is true with the lower frequency range. I've found some speakers/headsets can handle the min/max and some cannot. As others have commented, this demonstration fails to produce any kind of tone at the end, and I hear only two 'pops'. I'm 33 and I can hear that frequency from other sources just fine.
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@user661581a584acf
I'm 27 and I head all of them. So happy my ears are still OK. :)
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@user661581a584ad0
Yay I could hear them all:)

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@user661581a584ad1
I'm in my 30s and I heard all of them. And they hurt my head.
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@user661581a584ad2
i'm 21 and didn't hear the last one.
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@user661581a584ad3
I'm next month 37, checkin' out all your ringtones on your website, and I hear on all my devices 21 kHz, the best result (better than on my PC speakers) is on my Huawei cellphone bought for about 1700 CZK, without connecting any stronger speaker, although the TV is playing here quite loud :-)
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@user661581a584ad4
I'm 50 and have been drumming since I was 13 in rock, metal and jazz bands and I heard them all.
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@user661581a584ad5
I downloaded this video file to my computer and opened it with sony soundforge the audio is blank after 15 kHz. So if you can't hear anything after that your ok! If you do hear something after that you might consider seeing a psychiatrist! ;)
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@user661581a584ad6
just about hear 17.4
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@user661581a584ad7
33 and 16 thousand something is my limit. Funny story, my whole family was over for thanksgiving and my nephew played this awful 15000 khz beep. Everyone was yelling at him to turn it off, but my parents kept saying, "what are you guys talking about"? We kept playing it and they thought we were all playing a joke on them. It was a good laugh.
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@user661581a584ad8
This gave me the idea i was in need for a scene in a novel.
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@user661581a584ad9
I'm 15 but can't hear the one for under 24s.
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@user661581a584ada
i cant even hear it........
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@user661581a584adb
The 2nd and 3rd tones are attenuated to about half volume, and the last one isn't there at all (just a very short click at the start and end). I'm not not talking about what I hear, I checked the actual audio waveform. Probably YouTube's audio compression discarding it.

Though, even if it were there, most headphones and speakers can't reproduce anything above 16 KHz very well.
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@user661581a584adc
@Thrawn6211 ;[ do you listen to loud music a lot on your ipod or mp3 player?
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@user661581a584add
I can hear two faint blips at 17.4kHz. I'm 16, there's a problem here.
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@user661581a584ade
9 years old and no mosquito!
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@user661581a584adf
whoa!! thats weird i can finally hear them! its a miracle! :)
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@user661581a584ae0
How do we know our various forms of equipment can reproduce sound that high so that if we don't hear, it is because our ears cannot hear it, not because the equipment can't deliver it? My guess is the only way to be sure is to have an audiologist test us, and only after that then compare the result with this one here on this website, over your particular hardware connection elements.

In my case, I have a relatively low end laptop, delivering into speakers and, alternatively, a stereo plug to earpiece speakers. The earpieces are Sony MDR-EX110 AP, which the box claims will deliver up to 24 KHz. But they are only the end segment, only one of several variables that are unknowns. if my computer doesn't deliver that high, then the speakers on the ear pieces of course won't, with no way to tell whether it is your ears (your final "hardware") or other pieces of hardware in the chain. And if the cable link and website and internet route also do not deliver that high, then of course the computer and ear pieces will not. Cannot find ratings for my HP laptop (about 5 years old). Have no way to know about any of the rest, except the one claim on my ear pieces box. So we have this hardware question at multiple points in the chain.

And then what about software changes in making the files we hear or see? Another variable? Yes I would think.
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@user661581a584ae1
I'm 18 and I can't hear 17,4 :(
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@user661581a584ae2
I'm 43 and can hear them all. :-P
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@user661581a584ae3
I'm 35, and I can hear the 17.4khz tone in other places (although it's not as piercing as it used to be) but not on this video.
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@user661581a584ae4
Old (non-LCD) televisions make that 17+ Khz noise. I'm pretty GLAD that I can't hear it as well anymore (or, more accurately, I'm not paying attention to that frequency range because it's EVERYWHERE to some extent)... when I was younger it used to drive me BANANAS. Seriously, when on the second floor of our condo and someone turned on the 36" rear-projection TV in the basement I could hear it. In thrift stores, I'd literally cover my ears in the aisle of really old TVs because it was so painful
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@user661581a584ae5
Youtube - 16khz max :/
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@user661581a584ae6
I'm 16 and I can't even hear 17.4khz
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@user661581a584ae7
I am almost 60 years old and I can hear all the way down to 15khz even with a bad head cold (tonight). The perception of its loudness is much reduced, though. Tonight I am unable to hear the mosquito level (remember head cold). I live near the sacramento river in a rice-growing region just right for breeding swarms of mosquitoes. It is often the sound of one flying nearby that alerts me to their threatening presence. I know that this is highly atypical at my age, but for whatever reason I have always had such good hearing that it has aided me in many ways besides protecting me from mosquito-borne disease.

Twenty years ago my keen hearing even aided in identifying and convicting a burglar whose footsteps in a gravelly alley across the street and maybe 30 yards away awoke me from a deep sleep. When I saw him slip between two buildings only to reappear carrying heavy items from a place of business, I called the police. I testified at trial, and he was convicted. I like to think that my super hearing made me into a crime fighter!

I am sorry that my hearing is declining due to age because it has given me great pleasure to know that one part of me may have been a little above average.
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@user661581a584ae8
me: oh wow this is so interesting
my dog:
*M A K E I T S T O P *
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@user661581a584ae9
Well I’m above all the ages and I can still hear all of them. Thank you nostalgia my ears are bleeding
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@user661581a584aea
I could hear all of them!:D
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@user661581a584aeb
I'm 61 and I can hear all of them. OK, I might not be able to hear the last two if there were any other noise going on. But I can hear them. ;)
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@user661581a584aec
... And I'm on nice chromesthesia on all your ringtones up to the 21 kHz I hear :-) I hear low frequencies as red, those around 18 kHz as orange, and 20/21 kHz as black :-)
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@user661581a584aed
I'm going on 41 and can hear all of these tones and I listen to loud loud loud music constantly.
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@user661581a584aee
I'm in my late 60's and I can hear them!
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@user661581a584aef
52 and heard them all clearly and that 8khz was rough on the ears lol. I have the Yamaha HS8 studio monitors with full flat response for accuracy.
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@user661581a584af0
I was able to hear them all. I'm guessing that this sound bite isn't actually playing at the frequency level it claims.
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@user661581a584af1
At first, I was like, "I can't hear it, Let me raise the damn volume". Then BAM my ears exploded.
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@user661581a584af2
My cat started freaking out. XD
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@user661581a584af3
I can hear every 17.4 kHz tone except for the one here, which instead makes some sort of crackling noise when I try to play. I wonder what the issue is.
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@user661581a584af4
I'm 46 and heard them all, though had to turn up the volume a little bit for the last one.
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@user661581a584af5
@MeestaBojangles -- that would depend, how old are you?
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@user661581a584af6
I could hear all but the last one (actually, I could sort of hear it too), and I'm almost 43. So I guess all those heavy metal concerts in my youth did less damage than I thought.
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@user661581a584af7
When you 30 and you can still hear the last one.
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@user661581a584af8
Ouch!!! I’m gonna hear that all day.
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@user661581a584af9
on this video I couldn't hear the 17khz one but going to a mosquito ringtone site I could
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@user661581a584afa
I went to their site and I couldn't hear the 16k (it says 17000 though) sample on my poor $5 headset. I switched to my monitor speaker and I could easily hear up to 19k and I'm almost 41 years old.
I'm beginning to think it's a fault of the speakers that I could hear that. You need a proper machine to produce those sounds, I remember doing hearing tests during army draft over a decade ago and I was fine.
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@user661581a584afb
When you're 10, and can't here the last one
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@user661581a584afc
29, can hear the mosquito perfectly.
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@user661581a584afd
I'm 30 and can hear them all (although the last one is a tad hard to hear). However, after hearing these tones, my ears are now ringing. You bastards.
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@user661581a584afe
The mosquito, the ringtone 99 percent of phones won't be able to ring...
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@user661581a584aff
I'm 28 and can still hear all of these.
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@user661581a584b00
The last one... it feels funky behind the ear.
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@user661581a584b01
I'm 26 and could baaaarely hear the last one. Sounded like a whisper lol
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@user661581a584b02
What decibel is each frequency recorded or produced at?
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@user661581a584b03
I'm 25 and I hear them all and I didn't need pull up the volume. :P
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@user661581a584b04
Strange I heard all of the ones on the last video I watched yet now I only heard the first one. My ears mustve aged like 40 years in the past minute
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@user661581a584b05
I'm older than 24 and I heard it clearly. And as much as I use headphones you'd think that wouldn't be the case. I think they need to redo this study.
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@user661581a584b06
@veroinuyasha are you listening to it with earphones?? for the last one, I hear a click then a pause then a click again... it's bugging me that i can't hear it!!!
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@user661581a584b07
@SuperRogue31 I heard about that, what is Harris Teeter
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@user661581a584b08
I easily heard all of them and I'm nearly 60 years old. Other hearing tests on YouTube are more difficult.
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@user661581a584b09
I'm 30 and i can hear the last one, pretty well actually. This mean my ears working good?
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@user661581a584b0a
I’m 57 and I can hear it just fine. Son-of-a-b——-!
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@user661581a584b0b
PSA: this also depends on how good your earphones are if you are using some crap tier headphones like AirPods pro with its SBC codec you might not be able to hear some of the frequencies because the audio drivers simply don't have the impedance to detect them
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@user661581a584b0c
@RomanzaDown ¿No pero ahora puedo oír todos! es usted mexicano yo soy?
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@user661581a584b0d
If you hear a quiet click and then nothing for 17.4 kHz, its because the device you're playing the video on can't play that frequency. You don't need to worry about your hearing!
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@user661581a584b0e
Im 20 and i couldnt hear 15 khz. There was just a little "click" indicating when the sound started and when it ended. Either my ears are roughly very damaged or my audio just sucks. I was playing it on tablet, with no earphones. May that be why i couldnt hear it? Im not freaking out, but i gotta admit im a bit concerned... And worried that i'll be deaf(i just hope im spelling it properly...) by the time i hit 40 :o
I do like to listen to my music loud, but not extremely loud. I used to use earphones very often when i was younger, but not anymore. Have i done some sort of boo boo to my hearing?
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@user661581a584b0f
I'm 36 and heard the first two fine. The 3rd one, I had to turn the volume up to hear it. The last one, I turned the volume up even more, THEN heard it. What does it mean? Does it mean good hearing, even though I had to turn the volume way up??
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@user661581a584b10
I can hear them all...but is there a certain level of clarity that you need to hear them with, should you hear the 17.4 khz as clear as you hear 8 khz?
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@user661581a584b11
And yet I *can* hear real mosquitos perfectly clearly. They drive me nuts.
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@user661581a584b12
Yess! I heard them all :D
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@user661581a584b13
I think I remember this! I did this before! I heard it all!
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@user661581a584b14
do we just have2hear it?or hear it up ;loud like the previous ones? i bought a mosquito this summer and i heard the noise and thougt was broke/...but then my father said he coudn t hear anything!! now the real question is why the freakin thing didn t work /even very small flyes would walk near2it and ON it
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