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Everything else sounds fine. Its hard for me to understand him because of his accent, selectively fast speech and "somewhat nasal voice". After the beginning I

• tempestn 12y ago
  Might be worth getting a hearing test. Perhaps you have selective hearing loss in that frequency range. (I'm sure there are more likely explanations, but couldn't hurt to check.)
  • madez 12y ago
    While I agree with you that a hearing test is no the worst thing one can do, ironically, some parts were so loud that I had to remove my headphones.
    • tempestn 12y ago
      That could actually support the same conclusion. It's a common misconception that hearing loss is general quieting across the board. What's more common is to have selective loss in some frequency ranges. That could encourage you to turn up the volume to ear those ranges better, which then might result in sounds in other range being uncomfortably loud. Edit: more likely though is probably your speakers or something losing frequencies though!
      • tempestn 12y ago
        Excuse the unintentional typo pun! And the missed 's' on 'ranges'. And the double 'though' in the edit. For the first two at least I can blame low batteries in my wireless keyboard...