So, I've figured out that I have...

I have Tinnitus. It sucks butt to always hear that high pitched ringing. I have papilloedema and intracranial hypertension. But before I had those issues, I would occasionally hear the high pitched noise when the TV was on lol
 
I still think most/considerable amount of people have it though. Maybe they aren't as sensitive to it as you are, but I hear that high pitched noise often also. On the bus is a big one but it's not to the point where I get a headache.
 
Also, I found the term for the vibrations I feel.

http://www.fys.uio.no/elg/bioimp/pdf/vibration.pdf

Apparently 82% of the 40 test subjects could feel it in poorly conducted equipment. So everyone can feel it at a certain ammount it seems like.

I don't know if a table with, say, a computer on it has more than 1mA of electricity inside of it, but it at least show that everyone can feel it, some people are just more sensitive to it. The feeling is rather nicely explained in there. Its not really "vibrations", it just feels like it gently vibrates. Or, as they say in the article, the material is "rougher". It doesn't feel like an electric shock at all, although I suppose it could be explained as a very mild one.
 
Nope, don't have that.

Have high sensitivity to pressure changes, considerably more than normal, but no real sensitivity towards electronics.

Thank god.
 
Yeah same as alot of you, I can tell really easily if a tv or monitor or something big like that is turned on when I walk into a room, even if it looks off. Smaller things...usually, but not always. I never ever get headaches though, unless I'm sick.
I don't hear any high pitched noises either.
 
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