Tinnitus sufferer: is it the speakers or the 24bits/192kHz

Amazing how many audiophiles are experts on tinnitus. Only thing missing from most of these recommendations is a chiropractor or cbd oil (Whoops, that one’s in there !)

@psychranger You are being a jerk. Most people with tinnitus have done much research on the condition. Most have seen a physician or audiologist, joined and contributed to the ATA, been in tinnitus support groups or online forums. Many of these people know more about tinnitus than the average GP.

Has your diet changed? https://www.belmarrahealth.com/tinnitus-diet-foods-eat-avoid-managing-tinnitus/
https://www.tinnitus.org.uk/food-drink-and-tinnitus

+1 erichsch, jerks just can't help themselves.  Thats why they are jerks.

Mocktender, you still here?  I find stress levels/elevated blood pressure to cause an increase in symptoms.  Even though you've had the condition for years definitely get yourself in for a physical.  Not to pry but how's life been treating you?  I first started noticing problems roughly 6 months after my wife was diagnosed with cancer.  Surgery, chemo, the usual.  Easily the most stressed out I have ever been in my life.  Was taking way too much Ibuprofen (supposedly a trigger) at the time also so who really knows.   Stopped with the Ibu but tinnitus still around.  Some days better than others. 

Someone mentioned alcohol as a trigger and I second that.  The day after I have an extra bourbon or 3 it seems to be worse.  But, I can tell that my blood pressure is just a little off then too. 

I really don't find loud music to bother me.  Although I usually don't listen as loud as I used to.  Just being cautious ya know.  I would like to be able to enjoy music for as long as possible!  But, the metal domes in my old Snell type D are starting to bother me a bit.  My LRS not a problem, smooth as silk.  Especially with the Hegel H360.

Going to see a specialist, but not until June.  Supposed to be the best in the business.  He's a busy guy.  We'll see what he says.  

@ pkatsuleas....Good for you!  My aids 'dial down' my symptoms a lot, as the better ones can be 'tuned' to do so.
The various drugs I take for my cardio condition (synth aortic valve primarily) don't appear to make it worse, but it does vary.  Likely driven by what I eat and/or drink....
At least, I experience a 'white noise' hiss in the mid-freq., due to loss in that range.  Having it 'boosted' makes it less of a bother....

Dome tweets bother me as well....too 'etched', bordering on 'shrill' in some selections.  Horns are too 'forward', in one's face to be day-to-day drivers.  I guess that's why I like amt's....easier on the ears and the wetware betwixt. *G*  Walsh drivers are a pleasant combination, as omnis' don't feet like I'm 'drilled' in the preferred listen locale...