Bass test( 1 Hz to 300 Hz)Low frequency sine wave test tone (lower your volume first)

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  • Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
  • Test your subwoofer low-frequency respond from 1 Hz to 300 Hz. Each frequency duration is 3 second long so you can here different clearly.
    Frequencies start from 1Hz to 300Hz pure sine wave.
    If your amplifier is a bridge-tie load or output capacitor-less amplifier(OCL) you can touch your woofer speaker and feel it shaking when sound below 20 Hz playing.
    Lower your volume first, play this video until you hear a little sound and then higher volume control to match you need.
    BEWARE: LOWER YOUR VOLUME AND SLOWLY INCREASE VOLUME OR YOUR LOVE SOUND SYSTEM DAMAGE!!!!!
    Find high-frequency sine wave sound test tone here
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Комментарии • 60

  • @midinerd
    @midinerd 6 лет назад +11

    This video is so loaded with audio artifacts it isn't even funny. It is literally detectable. "This 2Hz wave sounds like noise" Because you're hearing transcoding artifact noise instead of a nearly-silent 2Hz wave. People WOULD say "I can see my speakers moving back and forth slowly." That's the real answer.

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      The sine wave I upload is .wave file, sound quality is depends on RUclips encoder.

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      You can't hear 2 Hertz but you hear harmonic distortion, material vibration and big air moving of your headphones.

    • @midinerd
      @midinerd 6 лет назад

      yeah - for the record tho man I could see my speakers moving back and forth really slowly at 8hz - still legit, just youtube probably can't handle this kind of fidelity test. thanks for uploading and pardon the snideness

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      You're welcome.

  • @chrisrodriguezm13
    @chrisrodriguezm13 2 года назад +1

    1:45 is the sound of my 100 Hz hearing test

  • @N0THiNG6
    @N0THiNG6 7 лет назад +2

    I could hear from 4hz with 3/4 volume.. with my rock zircon

  • @rawux1228
    @rawux1228 7 лет назад +1

    I could hear from 2hz with bluedio t2s, Maybe its mechanical sound but still nice, felt more like bass at 12hz

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  7 лет назад +1

      +rawux1228 You have good ears and a nice headphones😎

    • @rawux1228
      @rawux1228 7 лет назад

      And the fact is that these headphones costs 20$ on ebay or aliexpress

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  7 лет назад +1

      High-cost product may have lower distortion and better materials but today low-cost headphones can respond low frequency below 5 Hz easily.

  • @Easyandworksproject
    @Easyandworksproject  8 лет назад +1

    Amazingly that awei chinese headphone can respond down to 14 Hz

  • @minzugaming
    @minzugaming 7 лет назад +1

    I can hear a little bit at 12.. but 14 is my mark Im using Cloudcore HyperX Gaming Headphone

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  7 лет назад +1

      You have a good headphone and good ears.

    • @minzugaming
      @minzugaming 7 лет назад

      Thanks

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      Justin Van Curan you can not hear below 20 hz but you can feel vibration, mass air moving if you play it loud enough😊

  • @Giveme100ksubs
    @Giveme100ksubs 3 года назад +1

    i could hear it from begining

  • @shy8600
    @shy8600 4 года назад

    I can feel vibrates on my earphone on 12 with some distortion

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  4 года назад

      Great!!! Human can feel the sub sonic frequency if it has enough power.

  • @hatus4789
    @hatus4789 6 лет назад

    my end stage on bi amp for m-audio bx5a is dead …. cracks sound on 16 hz … crazy … maybe directional bridge measuren 170v he should have on 240v
    plz help me...

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      The amplifier power is 40 watts for woofer. How can you measure 170 volts from it?

    • @hatus4789
      @hatus4789 6 лет назад

      Easyandworkproject i compare with second monitor... This play clean work at 240 -/+ broken monitor is crackin on tweeter and woofer all fuse ok please check pic on jyxo.info/uploads/26/2601c933d0122f88ae6f1b2a9958e313d33136ac.png.

    • @hatus4789
      @hatus4789 6 лет назад

      Think problem is this? i no good eletrical men 😂 and scare on measure under power... sorry for my bad speak. I measure only input voltage started on 240 next is 4 diode and two capacity condenzator other i dont no where measure... Next is two fuze and eletronical type tranzistor and IO a other

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад +1

      lol, 40 watts is not enough if you play 16 hz at high volume and 16 hz is too powerful for bx5a loudspeaker's woofer. 😁

    • @hatus4789
      @hatus4789 6 лет назад

      Easyandworkproject this problem is make no for this video bro... 😂😂 problem is old i only try where problem start... Cracking starting at 16hz.. Speaker play from 20hz to i dont no??? Men think is problem is on this input?

  • @chrisrodriguezm13
    @chrisrodriguezm13 2 года назад

    I can hear 1 to 40 Hz

  • @reidgowan2670
    @reidgowan2670 7 лет назад

    I started hearing it at around 18-20 Hz

  • @christiansekumade1223
    @christiansekumade1223 5 лет назад

    I heard it at 14 hz. Of course I heard 1 hz, but 1 hz is so low that it must be a high amplitude.

  • @damienwalsh1250
    @damienwalsh1250 7 лет назад

    Got headphones in on ipad and only have it turned up a quarter of the way... Cant hear shit on 1Hz but can hear 2Hz almost sounds like a cross between static on ya tv and when you have water in your ears

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  7 лет назад

      +Damien Walsh Very low frequency wave can shake ears 😎

    • @damienwalsh1250
      @damienwalsh1250 7 лет назад +1

      Easyandworkproject yes for sure! During the few milliseconds where the waves realign you can definitely hear the hum

    • @midinerd
      @midinerd 6 лет назад

      That's noise in the video. At 6Hz I can clearly see my ___insert speakers better than your headphones__ speakercones moving about about 1 inch in amplitude.

  • @Noisy_Boys
    @Noisy_Boys 6 лет назад

    my headphones live 38-48 hz

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      38 hz is a little too high for headphone.🤔

    • @Noisy_Boys
      @Noisy_Boys 6 лет назад

      Easyandworkproject its not a fucking subwoofer

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      Normally, an in-ear headphone can start shaking your 👂@28 -30 hz😁

    • @Noisy_Boys
      @Noisy_Boys 6 лет назад

      thats the thing its not in ear

    • @Easyandworksproject
      @Easyandworksproject  6 лет назад

      Ok, the result is good if it not an in-ear type headphones.

  • @ptree5359
    @ptree5359 4 года назад

    I can hear 6Hz