Any ladies in the audience?


Curious about this a long time.

Any female members on here?

thecarpathian

Women don't hear better or differently, they listen. Even while they are talking, they listen. Which is when we stop listening.

I don’t know whether women hear better but, IME, they listen better.

Women are also generally not as interested in tweaky gizmos and mechanical or electrical minutiae so they are less susceptible to being audiophiles.

Finally, IME, the first post by @willyht is mostly accurate:

"Women are generally interested in people. Men are interested in things.”

Regardless, women are certainly welcome here and I susceptible their input would be insightful. Rock on @sc53!

OK as an ear doctor I have read many 10 of thounds of hearing tests and it is true that men tend to lose high frequency more often than women. The most common cause of tinnitus is hearing loss. Some old iv antibiotics and chemotherapy also.while you can identify as whatever you like as I even had turbines needing a cat box in high-school,  the genetics I have studied for decades do lie. It is also true that women can color match dental crowns better that men.the women anesthesiologist tend to have a kinder gentler program as well.sounds like the women on here are highly accomplished and congrats to thier contributions.may we all enjoy the music in harmony this new year.

@sc53 - Hi there, Sarah and Happy New Year! You're in Alexandria? I'm originally from Silver Spring; just wondering if you ever went to any gigs at Baltimore Civic Center around 1969? During a period of a few months, I saw Frank Zappa, the Rolling Stones, Blind Faith, and Jimi Hendrix. Also in '69, I went both nights to the Laurel Pop Festival, with Led Zeppelin headlining the first.