You have good hearing. Most TV's (tube type) will emit a 60 hz. buzz as well as a 15,734 hz. whine from the set. The loudness varies from manufacturer to manufacturer and age can also be a contributing factor.
It seems that once someone `tunes in' to these noises, they are always aware of them from that point on. Personally, I can't go into a store that has a lot of TV's running because the noise eminating from them becomes piercing to my ears, and after a few minutes I have to leave or deal with a splitting headache if I've been exposed long enough.
You aren't hearing things. Those noises are there with tube type TV's, and the LCD/plasma TV's have a set of noises all their own too.
If you can, just ignore them. It IS normal and usually nothing to worry about. Hopefully, the program you're watching is interesting enough (yes, I know THAT'S RARE these days) to distract your attention away from the noises.
"rabbit ears" old name for an antenna
This line, from near the beginning of Act II Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, could mean a couple of things. First, Romeo might mean that he can see that Juliet is speaking but cannot hear what she is saying either because he is too far away or she is speaking too softly. Or he might mean that although he can hear her making sounds, they are inarticulate sighs and not in language.
About 200 yards I think.
Seems pretty far away for a bluray-release
no he was born in Hungary no he was born in Hungary and that is far away from Wisconsin
From 10 meters away .
200 kHz
"Hear" They can HEAR something up to 5 miles away
a lynx can hear a prey from 65 metres away
yes they can, they can actually hear people from really far away
almost instantly.
25 miles away
ultrasonic
2 miles
Possibly up to a mile or two away.
No, the Cullen family members do not have superhuman hearing abilities. They have enhanced senses to a certain degree, but not to the extent where they can hear things from far away.
What does mean when you can hear crow from far away