I was to have an appointment on 11/23 but rescheduled for 12/10 b/c of illness. I will let you know.

Thank you. I have been considering it.

I have tried it but it din work a little but in the end i gave up after 5 sessions

Yes it works well for sleep and relaxation which will lower your T . I go twice a week if my T gets out of hand. The needles they place near my ears when my mouth is open seems to help a lot it reduces the noise within 10 minutes

I did the acupuncture thing for about 12 weeks (once a week) over the summer at Henry Ford Hospital's (Det., MI) integrative medicine unit.
Gained a few insights into my underlying stresses that invariably worsens the t.
On a few occassions I walked out with my t less bothersome than when I went in, but most treatments didn't seem to affect the t much, if at all.
It was more a meditative experience than anything else.
On a few occasions, I had electrodes placed on some of the needles (similar to a tens unit). Those sessions seemed to have the most beneficial effects. I think she hooked em' up to the needles in my feet.
Worth it in the overall? Probably not (at least for me), but I'm glad I tried it.
I might go back sometime.

Iv never tried acupuncture. Read an interesting post that tinnitus patients receiving correct acupuncture compared to mock acupuncture at the wrong pressure points had improvement in cochlear hair function. The rest of the article is here: http://tinnitusmasker.com/_blog/Tinnitus_Treatment_Detective/post/Acupuncture_for_tinnitus/

I tried it right after I got T. I went to a regular dr who was also certified accupuncturist. But I have my doubts he was very good at it. I thought it was supposed to be more than about 6-8 needles.
It was a relaxing experience. And I seemed to sleep slightly better the nights after the 5 treatments, at a time where my sleep and anxiety were completely out of control. But no change in the T volume whatsoever.
This treatment was covered by the french healthcare system. I wouldn't recommend paying for it if you expect it to reduce T volume. But it might be worth it for the relaxation. But if you ask me going to a hot tub or a spa treatment would probably be better money spent for relaxation! =)