Terms and Conditions: Safe Acoustic Testing and Hearing Protection Guidelines
Welcome to SpeakerTesting.com. By using our web-based audio testing suite, tone generators, and water ejection utilities, you agree to comply with the terms, conditions, and hearing health safety notices outlined below.
What Safety Precautions Must You Follow During High-Frequency and Bass Sweeps?
Continuous exposure to pure acoustic tones at high sound pressure levels (SPL > 85 dBA) can induce temporary threshold shifts (TTS) or permanent noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). We strongly advise users to lower device volume to 20%–30% before initiating full-range frequency sweeps (20Hz–20,000Hz) or sub-bass tests, especially when using in-ear monitors or circumaural headphones.
What Are the Acceptable Use Terms for the Web Audio Diagnostic Engine?
SpeakerTesting.com is provided for personal, educational, and professional testing purposes. You may freely use our diagnostic generators to inspect personal speakers, calibrate studio monitors, troubleshoot gaming headsets, or eject moisture from mobile devices. Automated abusive querying or denial-of-service attempts against our infrastructure are strictly prohibited.
How Does Our Acoustic Distortion Disclaimer Apply to Physical Hardware?
While our 165Hz water ejection frequency is engineered to safely pump trapped liquid using resonance, users perform speaker maintenance and water ejection at their own discretion. SpeakerTesting.com does not warrant that severely water-damaged or physically cracked transducers can be repaired via acoustic pressure alone, and cannot be held liable for preexisting hardware failures.