Not OP, but I'm in the same position, so let me answer. - I do get visual dreams. That's the only time I have a visual imagination; that, or if I'm on the verg

Not OP, but I'm in the same position, so let me answer. - I do get visual dreams. That's the only time I have a visual imagination; that, or if I'm on the verge of sleeping. - If you say "pink elephant", I've got the concepts of elephant, pink and so on in my head. I can 'see' the geometry in a way, but it's totally abstract. Think of it like a pink elephant in a game where the renderer is off, and you won't go far wrong; all the information is there, and I can use it, I just don't see anything. Not as a hallucination, and not 'off to the side' either. - I absolutely do hear songs in my head. Aphantasia usually only refers to visual imagination. - If I want to hear it in a German accent, I do. By default, while I read something there's no auditory element at all. If I'm reading a book, I'll usually narrate the spoken sentences to myself and not do so for the other text; it's a matter of choice. Narrating it slows down my reading a lot, to the speed of fast speech.