Hey users all of us have learnt in our science class in our school days that humans are only able to hear sounds that range in between 20Hz to 20.000Hz's,but no one would have ever done that in his practical life so today we are bringing you a fun and curious way to check it out in a easy way!
Fisrt you need to know that Ultrasonics are great new ringtones that play at a higher frequency than normal tones. This means that they can only be heard by kids and generally can't be heard by adults over the age over 20 or so.
| - | 8kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| - | 10kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| - | 12kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| A | 14.1kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| A# | 14.9kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| B | 15.8kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| C | 16.7kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| C# | 17.7kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| D | 18.8kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| D# | 19.9kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| E | 21.1kHz | | Download to Phone/PC | |
| F | 22.4kHz | | Download to Phone/PC |
| Find out just how far your ears can hear into the range of ultrasonic ringtones. Pretty much everyone should be able to hear the lowest tone (8kHz). Many people should be able to hear up to around 14.1kHz, from around 17kHz upwards we get into the range that only the under 20's can hear! So, we hope you all got the point and really found this stuff enjoying..... | |||||||||
