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• TITLE: Generation of Ultrasound Based on the Frequency Response Characteristics of the “Koss Pro Headphone” with R. David Case Sound Wave Files’—A Case Study

  AUTHORS: R. David Case, D. Chuckravanen

  KEYWORDS: Ultrasound, Tinnitus, David Case Sound Wave File, Frequency Analysis, Healing

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Engineering and Technology, Vol.9 No.2, May 27, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The research aim of this work is to analyse the characteristics of R. David Case Sound waves that are posited to have positive effects on people suffering from tinnitus. Moreover, the participants who listened to these sound wave files using specific headsets or headphones of the Koss models (ktx Pro, ksc-75) showed improved health condition such as alleviating tinnitus that they are suffering from. Therefore, these discoveries have encouraged R. David Case to pursue positively his journey into finding out what is special about those sounds when being listened specifically with Koss models. In this research, we focus mainly on the technical aspects of R. David Case sound signals which he has recorded. These specific sound waves were analysed using time domain, frequency domain as well as the effect of using the Koss Pro headphone frequency response characteristics applied to the sound. Results obtained from the analysis demonstrated that the generation of ultrasound can be the underlying reason for the treatment of the tinnitus.