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Default Sudden change in tone of tinnitus.

Wondering if anyone here that has ringing in their ear(s) has experienced a sudden change of tone in their tinnitus. I have tinnitus in my right ear only and sometimes the tone will literally change from a low pitched buzz to a high pitched "scream" in a split second, or vice versa. Don't think there is any trigger, it just happens randomly...even while I'm sitting in complete silence.
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