동문기업 소개: Goldenear Club, 이대희 (공대 04), CEO (1/13 6:00 PM PT)

Goldenear Club (https://goldenearclub.com) is a specialized digital health platform designed for professional musicians, audio engineers, and audiophiles. Its primary mission is to protect, maintain, and potentially restore hearing sensitivity using a proprietary technology called Sound Vaccine™.

Core Technology: Sound Vaccine™

The platform is built on Threshold Sound Conditioning™ (TSC). Unlike traditional hearing aids that amplify sound, TSC is a non-invasive acoustic stimulation technology.

Scientific Basis: Our products are based on research and clinical trials from institutions like the Stanford University School of Medicine.
Mechanism: It works by identifying the user’s “hearing threshold” (the quietest sound they can hear at specific frequencies) and delivering targeted, low-level acoustic signals to stimulate the auditory hair cells.
The “RPR” Effect: The business focuses on three goals: Retardation (slowing hearing loss), Prevention (protecting against loud environments), and Restoration (improving sensitivity in damaged frequency ranges).

Products & Services

Membership Platform: Users join the “Club” to access the Sound Vaccine software via their web browser or mobile device.
The Calibration Process: Users perform a self-administered hearing test using headphones to map their hearing sensitivity across 31 different frequency bands.
Activation Sessions: Once calibrated, members listen to “Sound Vaccine” sessions—often 30 minutes twice a day. These sessions are frequently sub-audible (the user may not hear anything), as the technology targets the threshold level.
Progress Tracking: The platform provides a “My Page” dashboard where professionals can monitor their hearing sensitivity curves over time, which is critical for those whose careers depend on “golden ears.”

Target Audience

While anyone can use it, the business specifically brands itself toward audio professionals:

Music Producers & Engineers: Who need to maintain frequency accuracy for mixing and mastering.
Musicians: Who are regularly exposed to high-decibel environments.
Audiophiles: Who want to preserve their ability to hear high-fidelity sound as they age.