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Will music phones damage my hearing?
As with any music device, you can damage your hearing simply by playing the music too loudly. All music devices should be listened to at a comfortable level that should not hurt your ears.
What are the uses of music in your daily life?
music helps to keep the mind fresh and level ups the hearing abilities
Is it safe to listen to music at a level of 115 decibels explain why or why not?
is it safe to listen to music at a level of 115 why or why not
Why was speaker made?
too listen too music that can be amplified
Who is the Hearing impaired classical music maestro?
Who is the Hearing impaired classical music maestro
How do you use the word amplify in a complete sentences?
The speakers amplified the music.
Can I lose my hearing from listening to loud music?
People who who have a habit of listening to loud music can lose there hearing. Infact, many muscians become hearing impaired after years of loud music. In general the exposure to any type of loud music can damage one's hearing.
What is hearing beyond?
Hearing beyond is the ability to listen to music
Why does you hearing change as you get older?
The reason why your hearing changes as you get older is due to the changes that occur in the inner ear, with age. It is thought that genetics and exposure to loud music over a period of time can have an effect on hearing loss as one gets older.
Does loud music hurt a cat's ears?
Yes, loud music can hurt a cat's ears. Just like humans, cats can experience hearing damage from prolonged exposure to loud noises. It's important to keep the volume at a safe level to protect your cat's hearing.
When did acoustic music begin?
Acoustic music is non-electrified or amplified. Acoustic music therefore started the first time anyone made music, thousands of years ago.
How does loudness affect hearing?
It pretty much makes you deaf. I wont get complicated, but pretty much, there are cells with hairs sticking out of them in an organ within your inner ear. When loud music plays, vibrations are sent from your ear drum, amplified through the malleus, incus and stapes and are passed onto the oval window. These vibrations are sent through a thick fluid called the endolymph and this moves those hair cells. The hairs (stereocillia) pick up vibrations depending on their length. If there is too much energy in the vibrations, the cells become useless and you lose hearing in that particular frequency... forever!
