Ear Hair as Room Treatment

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And why there are so few women audiophiles…

The Ear Hair Revolution | The Far Corners

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[arj]

And why there are so few women audiophiles…

The Ear Hair Revolution | The Far Corners

Hi-Fi news, gear reviews, and interviews

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I am planning to release Audiophile ear hair. which you can attach to your ear...guaranteed to raise a few hair I am sure

Model 1 : Reduces sibilance and high frequencies
Model 2: Increases Midrange clarity
Model 3: 1+ 2 both

All made from the ear hair of the Prestigious Indie Canine.

 

[manofernando]

I am planning to release Audiophile ear hair. which you can attach to your ear...guaranteed to raise a few hair I am sure

Model 1 : Reduces sibilance and high frequencies
Model 2: Increases Midrange clarity
Model 3: 1+ 2 both

All made from the ear hair of the Prestigious Indie Canine.

I am interested. Is it PETA approved.

 

[arj]

I am interested. Is it PETA approved.

I am more worried if the "KUTTA" will approve of pulled hair.

 

[dean14]

I am planning to release Audiophile ear hair. which you can attach to your ear...guaranteed to raise a few hair I am sure

Model 1 : Reduces sibilance and high frequencies
Model 2: Increases Midrange clarity
Model 3: 1+ 2 both hair salon near san francisco

All made from the ear hair of the Prestigious Indie Canine.

In the realm of unconventional soundproofing and acoustic treatment solutions, the use of ear hair has sparked some intriguing discussions. Ear hair, though seemingly odd, possesses unique qualities that can potentially contribute to sound absorption. Its fine, fibrous structure can trap and dissipate sound waves, reducing echo and reverb within a room. This method, while not mainstream, aligns with sustainable practices by utilizing a natural and renewable material. Although more research and experimentation are necessary to fully understand its effectiveness, the concept of ear hair as a room treatment showcases the creative and often unexpected ways in which natural resources can be repurposed to enhance acoustic environments.

 

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Now if room treatment results could be miniaturised to fit the ear with or without hair
I believe the noise cancellation and voice isolation in headphones and hearing aids are quite good already

Of course the Noise cancellation and related tech is digital and human ear hair solutions would be purely analog

 

[Martinjoe653]

In the realm of unconventional soundproofing and acoustic treatment solutions, the use of ear hair has sparked some intriguing discussions. Ear hair, though seemingly odd, possesses unique qualities that can potentially contribute to sound absorption. Its fine, fibrous structure can trap and dissipate sound waves, reducing echo and reverb within a room. This method, while not mainstream, aligns with sustainable practices by utilizing a natural and renewable material. Although more research and experimentation are necessary to fully understand its effectiveness, the concept of ear hair as a room treatment showcases the creative and often unexpected ways in which natural resources for extensions austin can be repurposed to enhance acoustic environments.

In reality, ear hair plays a role in filtering sound and debris for our hearing, and by extension, it could humorously represent the idea of fine, fibrous materials used to absorb and diffuse sound in a room.

 

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Any physical object between the source of the sound and the eardrum will have an effect regardless of whether it’s perceived or not. Tiny ear hairs in a small cavity? Possible.but it would require double blind hearing tests with and without ear hairs!
Why ear (and nasal) hair become more prominent and coarser as we age and whether this offers any survival benefit is not clear. Keep in mind this is more common in males of the human species too.

This article is a bit dense with medical terminology but still intelligible for the non medical reader who is curious about the evolutionary pathways of ear hair.

Evolution of Sound and Balance Perception: Innovations that Aggregate Single Hair Cells into the Ear and Transform a Gravistatic Sensor into the Organ of Corti​

https://anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar.22573