“Tinnitus” : Why Dj’s suffer from it and how it can be controlled

General Tips hearing

Published on January 14th, 2013 | by Caesar (Kuwait Music)

DJ Bruce referred us to this great article about “Tinnitus” , a hearing loss problem that is sighted and reported in several cases of DJ’s in the industry. The article we will refer you to illustrates how DJ’s acquire the problem and how they can take active steps to prevent it while still advancing their careers.

 

 

TINNITUS 

The English pronounce it “Tin – nit – tus”  and the Americans “tin -nye-tus”, but anyone that has tinnitus would call it “life-changing”. Chances are most of you have experienced the sensation of ringing in your ears after a particularly loud concert. Full time DJs know that it can take up to 1-3 hours after a gig before the ringing finally goes away. Unfortunately, for some people, that persistant buzz never disappears.  They’re left with a constant tone – for life.

 

 

This condition is called tinnitus, and can range from barely noticeable low tones to disturbing high frequencies that end careers.

 

 

 

Limit the length of sets

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Caesar is the Founder and CEO of Kuwait Music. A passionate musician and web nerd, Caesar spends most of his time thinking about how to build a healthy music business in the region Follow Caesar at the below links: Google+


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