  Was in the third row of a Coheed & Cambria concert, right in front of the speakers. It was insanely loud compared to every other concert I've been to, but I had too much pride to move to the back or leave.  Now I have mild/moderate tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and hyperacusis (sound sensitivity), which causes sharp inner ear pain.  The good news is that there's a sound therapy I can do that works most of the time, but it's expensive and takes at least six months to work.  I $#@!ing love music, but I haven't been able to enjoy it much since then. I have to play it at a low volume and it still hurts a bit. So I really need to start that therapy soon.  Was in the third row of a Coheed & Cambria concert, right in front of the speakers. It was insanely loud compared to every other concert I've been to, but I had too much pride to move to the back or leave.  Now I have mild/moderate tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and hyperacusis (sound sensitivity), which causes sharp inner ear pain.  The good news is that there's a sound therapy I can do that works most of the time, but it's expensive and takes at least six months to work.  I $#@!ing love music, but I haven't been able to enjoy it much since then. I have to play it at a low volume and it still hurts a bit. So I really need to start that therapy soon.  that's crazy man hope it gets sorted out soon though, that must of been tough to stick near the speakers lol i couldn't manage it when i was stood next to the speaker when i saw funeral for a friend, it was painful then and i doubt it was as loud either!  that's crazy man hope it gets sorted out soon though, that must of been tough to stick near the speakers lol i couldn't manage it when i was stood next to the speaker when i saw funeral for a friend, it was painful then and i doubt it was as loud either!  