

Sounds of Tinnitus
Tinnitus doesn’t sound the same for everyone. From ringing and buzzing to pulsing or even music, the experience is deeply personal and often frustrating.
At Sound Relief, we specialize in helping you understand your tinnitus and take control of it using proven, science-backed methods. You don’t have to “just live with it.” Relief is possible and it starts with the right support.

Sounds of Tinnitus
Tinnitus doesn’t sound the same for everyone. From ringing and buzzing to pulsing or even music, the experience is deeply personal and often frustrating.
At Sound Relief, we specialize in helping you understand your tinnitus and take control of it using proven, science-backed methods. You don’t have to “just live with it.” Relief is possible and it starts with the right support.


Sounds of Tinnitus
Tinnitus doesn’t sound the same for everyone. From ringing and buzzing to pulsing or even music, the experience is deeply personal and often frustrating.
At Sound Relief, we specialize in helping you understand your tinnitus and take control of it using proven, science-backed methods. You don’t have to “just live with it.” Relief is possible and it starts with the right support.

What Does Your Tinnitus Say About You?
People experience tinnitus as many different and sometimes variably changing and intertwining sounds. People hear ringing, hissing, roaring, crickets, screeching, sirens, whooshing, static, pulsing, ocean waves, buzzing, clicking, dial tones, and even music.
With such a wide range in the sounds of tinnitus, each person experiences it a little bit differently. At Sound Relief, we understand that these differences in perception require support attuned to each individual’s case. We also strive to educate people about what the constant sound they hear is, what causes tinnitus, and what can be done to get tinnitus relief.
How severe is your tinnitus? Answer these 25 questions to find out.
What Does Your Tinnitus Say About You?
People experience tinnitus as many different and sometimes variably changing and intertwining sounds. People hear ringing, hissing, roaring, crickets, screeching, sirens, whooshing, static, pulsing, ocean waves, buzzing, clicking, dial tones, and even music.
With such a wide range in the sounds of tinnitus, each person experiences it a little bit differently. At Sound Relief, we understand that these differences in perception require support attuned to each individual’s case. We also strive to educate people about what the constant sound they hear is, what causes tinnitus, and what can be done to get tinnitus relief.
How severe is your tinnitus? Answer these 25 questions to find out.
What Does Your Tinnitus Say About You?
People experience tinnitus as many different and sometimes variably changing and intertwining sounds. People hear ringing, hissing, roaring, crickets, screeching, sirens, whooshing, static, pulsing, ocean waves, buzzing, clicking, dial tones, and even music.
With such a wide range in the sounds of tinnitus, each person experiences it a little bit differently. At Sound Relief, we understand that these differences in perception require support attuned to each individual’s case. We also strive to educate people about what the constant sound they hear is, what causes tinnitus, and what can be done to get tinnitus relief.
How severe is your tinnitus? Answer these 25 questions to find out.
Sample the Sounds of Tinnitus
Please be very careful and turn the volume down low on your speakers or headphones before playing any of the sounds as all are extremely loud and irritating!
Please be aware that tinnitus comes in a wide variety of sounds, and these are only a sample of the different noises that people with tinnitus experience. If you are concerned that you or someone you know may be hearing one of the sounds listed above, or a tone or pitch that is not included in the samples, please contact one of our audiologists to find out how we can help.
Sound 1: 4000 Hz Tone
Sound 1: 4000 Hz Tone
Sound 1: 4000 Hz Tone

Sound 2: 7500 Hz Tone
Sound 2: 7500 Hz Tone
Sound 2: 7500 Hz Tone

Sound 3: Tea Kettle
Sound 3: Tea Kettle
Sound 3: Tea Kettle

Sound 4: Buzzing or Cicada
Sound 4: Buzzing or Cicada
Sound 4: Buzzing or Cicada

Sound 5: Static
Sound 5: Static
Sound 5: Static

Sound 6: Screeching
Sound 6: Screeching
Sound 6: Screeching

Sound 7: Electric
Sound 7: Electric
Sound 7: Electric

Sound 8: Roaring
Sound 8: Roaring
Sound 8: Roaring

Why so many sounds?
We have provided several samples of different sounds of tinnitus. Anyone can listen to a brief clip of what it sounds like to have ringing in the ears. By hearing your tinnitus sound, we hope more people will understand what tinnitus sufferers deal with regularly. Play these varying sounds of tinnitus and share them with your family, friends, primary physician, audiologist, or anyone interested in learning more about how tinnitus affects you. Keep in mind that these examples are just a few of the wide variety of manifestations of tinnitus, and that some people experience more than one type of sound with their tinnitus.
Tinnitus can range from very mild cases to severe cases that interfere with a person’s ability to function on a day-to-day basis. If you are asking yourself, “Do I have tinnitus?” and want to learn more about how tinnitus is affecting your life, take our tinnitus impact survey.
Why so many sounds?
We have provided several samples of different sounds of tinnitus. Anyone can listen to a brief clip of what it sounds like to have ringing in the ears. By hearing your tinnitus sound, we hope more people will understand what tinnitus sufferers deal with regularly. Play these varying sounds of tinnitus and share them with your family, friends, primary physician, audiologist, or anyone interested in learning more about how tinnitus affects you. Keep in mind that these examples are just a few of the wide variety of manifestations of tinnitus, and that some people experience more than one type of sound with their tinnitus.
Tinnitus can range from very mild cases to severe cases that interfere with a person’s ability to function on a day-to-day basis. If you are asking yourself, “Do I have tinnitus?” and want to learn more about how tinnitus is affecting your life, take our tinnitus impact survey.
Why so many sounds?
We have provided several samples of different sounds of tinnitus. Anyone can listen to a brief clip of what it sounds like to have ringing in the ears. By hearing your tinnitus sound, we hope more people will understand what tinnitus sufferers deal with regularly. Play these varying sounds of tinnitus and share them with your family, friends, primary physician, audiologist, or anyone interested in learning more about how tinnitus affects you. Keep in mind that these examples are just a few of the wide variety of manifestations of tinnitus, and that some people experience more than one type of sound with their tinnitus.
Tinnitus can range from very mild cases to severe cases that interfere with a person’s ability to function on a day-to-day basis. If you are asking yourself, “Do I have tinnitus?” and want to learn more about how tinnitus is affecting your life, take our tinnitus impact survey.
Go! Don’t continue to second guess or think the problem will just go away.
– Marilyn B.
Do it!! Don’t wait and don’t hesitate. They are with you helping every step of the way.
– Dawn F.
Don’t wait another day.
– Robert W.
Go and experience it for yourself.
– Frank S.
The longer you wait the side effects worsen. It can be more hearing loss than you thought & easy to fix. Get tested.
– Sue W.
For the first time in well over a year, I felt as if maybe there was hope.
– Chris S.
I strongly encourage everyone to schedule an assessment with Sound Relief to determine options to improve their quality of life.
– Dr. Kraig P.
Sound Relief has provided me with the tools that have allowed me to start living life again. It sounds dramatic, but it’s real.
– Mark H.
Please visit Sound Relief to see for yourself how they can help.
– Steve A.
I would encourage them to check it out. It could really improve quality of life.
– Vern R.
If you have hearing issues, go, go and go.
– Guy W.
Just give them a try. Give them a chance to help you.
- Teri M
You won't regret going. Very helpful and very pleasant to deal with.
– Lisa D.
Go for it!!
– Galen D.
If you don't take the time to get treatment, it won't get better on its own.
– Todd S.
Don't wait, these people are excellent, caring, and no pressure to buy anything.
– Gary E.
Waiting and tolerating tinnitus is not the answer. They will help you!
– Bruce T.
Go here first
– Barbara M.
I forgot I ever had tinnitus and forgot all about it.
Anonymous 13
Seeking help was one of the best things I ever did.
– Terry K.
I would encourage them to consider you as their first stop.
Anonymous
Go immediately
Anonymous
Go right away. You don't realize how great it is to hear!
– Virginia M.
Don’t wait, do it.
– Linda V.
You won't be sorry.
– Pat G.
Go! Don’t continue to second guess or think the problem will just go away.
– Marilyn B.
Do it!! Don’t wait and don’t hesitate. They are with you helping every step of the way.
– Dawn F.
Don’t wait another day.
– Robert W.
Go and experience it for yourself.
– Frank S.
The longer you wait the side effects worsen. It can be more hearing loss than you thought & easy to fix. Get tested.
– Sue W.
For the first time in well over a year, I felt as if maybe there was hope.
– Chris S.
I strongly encourage everyone to schedule an assessment with Sound Relief to determine options to improve their quality of life.
– Dr. Kraig P.
Sound Relief has provided me with the tools that have allowed me to start living life again. It sounds dramatic, but it’s real.
– Mark H.
Please visit Sound Relief to see for yourself how they can help.
– Steve A.
I would encourage them to check it out. It could really improve quality of life.
– Vern R.
If you have hearing issues, go, go and go.
– Guy W.
Just give them a try. Give them a chance to help you.
- Teri M
You won't regret going. Very helpful and very pleasant to deal with.
– Lisa D.
Go for it!!
– Galen D.
If you don't take the time to get treatment, it won't get better on its own.
– Todd S.
Don't wait, these people are excellent, caring, and no pressure to buy anything.
– Gary E.
Waiting and tolerating tinnitus is not the answer. They will help you!
– Bruce T.
Go here first
– Barbara M.
I forgot I ever had tinnitus and forgot all about it.
Anonymous 13
Seeking help was one of the best things I ever did.
– Terry K.
I would encourage them to consider you as their first stop.
Anonymous
Go immediately
Anonymous
Go right away. You don't realize how great it is to hear!
– Virginia M.
Don’t wait, do it.
– Linda V.
You won't be sorry.
– Pat G.
Go! Don’t continue to second guess or think the problem will just go away.
– Marilyn B.
Do it!! Don’t wait and don’t hesitate. They are with you helping every step of the way.
– Dawn F.
Don’t wait another day.
– Robert W.
Go and experience it for yourself.
– Frank S.
The longer you wait the side effects worsen. It can be more hearing loss than you thought & easy to fix. Get tested.
– Sue W.
For the first time in well over a year, I felt as if maybe there was hope.
– Chris S.
I strongly encourage everyone to schedule an assessment with Sound Relief to determine options to improve their quality of life.
– Dr. Kraig P.
Sound Relief has provided me with the tools that have allowed me to start living life again. It sounds dramatic, but it’s real.
– Mark H.
Please visit Sound Relief to see for yourself how they can help.
– Steve A.
I would encourage them to check it out. It could really improve quality of life.
– Vern R.
If you have hearing issues, go, go and go.
– Guy W.
Just give them a try. Give them a chance to help you.
- Teri M
You won't regret going. Very helpful and very pleasant to deal with.
– Lisa D.
Go for it!!
– Galen D.
If you don't take the time to get treatment, it won't get better on its own.
– Todd S.
Don't wait, these people are excellent, caring, and no pressure to buy anything.
– Gary E.
Waiting and tolerating tinnitus is not the answer. They will help you!
– Bruce T.
Go here first
– Barbara M.
I forgot I ever had tinnitus and forgot all about it.
Anonymous 13
Seeking help was one of the best things I ever did.
– Terry K.
I would encourage them to consider you as their first stop.
Anonymous
Go immediately
Anonymous
Go right away. You don't realize how great it is to hear!
– Virginia M.
Don’t wait, do it.
– Linda V.
You won't be sorry.
– Pat G.
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Denver
Fort Collins
Golden
Highland Ranch
Westminster
Mesa
Peoria
Scottsdale
Request a Callback
Have questions about your hearing or tinnitus? Want to speak with an expert before booking an appointment?
Complete the form and a friendly team member will be in touch to guide you through your next step—no pressure, no obligation, just helpful support tailored to you.
Denver
Fort Collins
Golden
Highland Ranch
Westminster
Mesa
Peoria
Scottsdale
Request a Callback
Have questions about your hearing or tinnitus? Want to speak with an expert before booking an appointment?
Complete the form and a friendly team member will be in touch to guide you through your next step—no pressure, no obligation, just helpful support tailored to you.









