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Tinnitus and Listening to Music

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Mon, Jan 28 2013, 3:25PM
Adrian3
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There must be other music lovers who suffer from this plague. How do you cope? One method I find effective is to follow the music with the score: the concentration involved takes my mind off the hissing. However, mainly for reasons of space, it is not possible to have scores for every piece in one's record library.

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Mon, Jan 28 2013, 4:03PM
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Schiller Kant
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RE: Tinnitus and Listening to Music

As a fellow sufferer I buy the best equipment available and then just pretend that I am listening to a cheap cassette recorder before dolby was invented. I refuse to clean my room and don't talk to anyone around me, I just grunt occassionally. It's like going back in time, I swear I feel younger.

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Mon, Jan 28 2013, 5:30PM
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RE: Tinnitus and Listening to Music

I use especially classical music to help with my tinnititus, I try not to sit in silence at any time as it can become annoying.

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