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Yes, i related to your previous post regarding the ability to detect a generated clip but not hearing it fully as such. My headphones are cheap JVC $10 type ones, that fit inside the ear (like ipod h/phones).
I did notice with the test also, that it was easier for me to work downwards (say from about half-way so as not to blast me ears!), than to work up from the very bottom.
It gives hearing something to adjust torather than beginning from complete silence.
When i was usin the test i was imagining whether i could detect these very quiet signals if i was listening on a radio frequency. That's what prompted me to see what practical levels of each frequency i could definately make out.