Offset auditory responses were investigated by electroencephalography mainly in the 1970s, but since then no particular attention has been paid to them. Among the studies using magnetoencephalography (MEG) devices there are, to our knowledge, only three studies of the auditory off-response, and no significant variance has ever been observed between the source locations of on- and off-responses elicited from pure tones. We measured auditory evoked magnetic fields (AEFs) to various frequency pure tone stimulation in 5 healthy subjects with a 122-channel helmet-shaped magnetometer, and compared the distributions of the source locations of auditory N100m-Off (magnetic off-response around 100 ms) with those of N100m-On. Their spatial distributions were quite close to each other, and yet they were significantly different.
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