50 Hz clean pure sine wave BASS TEST TONE frequency

50 Hz sine tone, to test your Subwoofer/Speaker/Headphones.
Humans can detect sounds in a frequency range from about 18 Hz to 20 kHz. (Human infants can actually hear frequencies slightly higher than 20 kHz, but lose some high-frequency sensitivity as they mature); the upper limit in average adults is often closer to 15-17 kHz.
If you “hear” frequencies lower than 18 Hz, you might just be hearing harmonic distortion.
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[@ryzenryne8747]

This is good when testing for audio amplifier output using a multimeter.

[@bryankwong-6091]

This is a good reference of a 50 Hz ground loop.

[@alanm6o9]

this helps me re foam the subs in my dads old Ohm c3 speakers. thanks

[@Lisa.Lovestone.8]

The same hz as a cat purring. Good for bone density

[@1Protato]

Also good for mid bass on a subwoofer to destroy your car

[@jessedavis8948]

True bass 😀💪

[@ethimself5064]

I really like 30 HZ

[@glorytogodskingdom7752]

35 and 40-45 Hz !!!

[@yagocrazy1]

I like 50~60~80
Agressive Bass

[@BoostedTypist]

JBL FLIP 6 IS STANDING STRONG! WOOHOO

[@maritzareyes2113]

My don't think it well last long

[@rastrof35]

you can feel the vibration in your hand when you play it from phone

[@yagocrazy1]

Whait what ? XD

[@Cr3reeper]

depend on the phone speaker

[@aumpanonchartsri7649]

AC at my house be like :

[@Don_Styve]

3db or 6db ?

[@rakibhossain7236]

Well, while working with amp this sound very irritating.

[@blackholemedia2014]

So my skar subs are 1ohm at 1000 watts RMS which equals about 31volts on a multimeter. So I played a 50hz test tone at my clean radio volume and turned the gain until I got 30-31 volts on my multimeter . Is this correct please ?? Cause my shit is EATIN!! 😁😁

[@Lisa.Lovestone.8]

5O hz the same as a cat purring.
Good for bone density

[@nicholasjh1]

hmm for soon reason i can't hear it unless i speed it up... even though doesn't it up doesn't change the pitch anymore

[@OxOx_XoXo1]

Same...

[@simof6275]

Use headphones

[@bobthompson4319]

Lmao. When you speed it up it's not 50hz anymore. You cant hear it because the speaker your playing it through cant make a 50hz sound

[@JuanPerez-ux2ns]

936 hz please

[@BoxcarBill]

no sound

[@onthemarkdetailing8916]

0db?

[@nicholasjh1]

nope i could hear it when sped up even though that doesn't change the pitch

[@christiansekumade1223]

Ok

[@Seven7601]

PAL and SECAM lol

[@howardurban6893]

Gi😢

[@ragingpuma07]

300th like

[@B0R3Dn]

V: :V

[@NotTheDotDot]

Crusher evo go brrrrrrrrrrr