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Where are the innovations in subwoofers?
Justin Lee
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Grayson Thompson
If it works, why does it need innovation?
Most things don't need constant change.
Jordan Jones
The concealed ones are a big step up.
Xavier White
Ah, but there have been.
This fan looking thing is called a rotary woofer, it has superior decimal frequency response to a traditional magnetic subwoofer, and a much more bold, yet clean, sound.
Ayden Smith
does it keep you cool too?
Ryan Peterson
Anti Apple images always wreak of Boomer.
Carter Flores
Here's an article about them:
soundandvision.com
Easton Bailey
It has to be in an enclosed wooden box in the corner of a room, so no.
Leo Adams
>a healthy human with particularly good hearing will have trouble detecting anything below 40Hz, 30Hz is essentially inaudible, and 20 is the absolute lower limit of human hearing
>unironically blathering about how great the frequency response is below 20Hz
I hate audiophiles so fucking much
Liam Wilson
You can't hear there but you can feel it.
Jason Scott
Yes, but barely and only at insanely high (and dangerous) volumes. The lower you go, the louder it needs to be to even feel it. And below 20Hz is literally useless.
Again. Fuck audiophiles so fucking much
Henry Torres
"no" would have sufficed
Sebastian Thomas
Wouldn't you have to deal with rotational inertia? Seems a bit limiting.
Hunter Ross
>rotational inertia
It’s called rotational velodensity. And yes, the coaster bearing interdampener they’ve fitted is more than capable.
Angel Foster
Uhh, idk about u, but if a sinwave is at 7hz, you can definitely hear the peaks. I worked for a radiostation, and noticed a low-frequency tone during the station identifications at the bottom of each hour, asked about it, and apparently it was a 5hz sin to send a sync message to sister transmitters. It was just like a low vibration sound, the first-reflection distoration of ultra-low frequencies 1-19hz is audible to the human ear, whether live or otherwise.
Jackson Butler
t. too poor to afford a subby and shake the house to the beat
Justin Price
DSP does miracles for smaller subs.
Isaiah Parker
>you can definitely hear the peaks
what you heard was the peaks distorting the signal, not the signal itself
Levi Bell
I believe the fan speed is constant and only the pitch of the blades varies.
Anthony Turner
human hearing is not only perceived by ear but
also with skin (and bones by some studies)
Noah Williams
found the stinky pajeet