[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Um, well, I'm HOH, and mono doesn't usually sound as good to me. It's like the sound is more...shallow? I can't hear the nuances as well as I can with stereo. Do I get an exception to the judging?

[dethtoll]

I'm HOH and I prefer mono simply because that way I'm getting all the information poured into my one partly functional ear.

[(Anonymous)]

DDA (different deaf anon)

I was like this too, until after the 2nd op, I got a canal wide enough to get a power aid in (tho three different ENTs have been rec'ing BAHAs to me for about ten years now, thank you doc, yeah but NO), and then I *heard* in stereo. It was trippy, man,

[(Anonymous)]

I know it's been a few days, but I still kind of felt like replying out of a sense of...well, basically clinging to anyone else I can talk to. This is basically still a whole new world for me.
See, I'm HOH in both ears and didn't used to be (car crash). Like, I used to not be able to tell the difference, but now, mono sounds so freaking flat to me. I can't hear any of the subtleties in the music like I used to be able to.
I get your take, though. Mono makes a whole lot more sense if just one of your ears is cooperating.