A 30 hz bass note is 38 feet LONG.
A 20 hz bass note is 56.6 feet LONG.
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"People Ask"
"A 30 Hz sub tone is most apparent (and desirable) with movie soundtracks. Most music doesn’t have much sub 30 Hz information, however there are exceptions such as rap/hip hop/electronica-type music. Also, pipe organ music can go down to 16 Hz (in organs with a 32 ft long pipe)"
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Re: OP
After all, a grand piano’s low A string is less than 8’ long, and to create that tone only requires it to travel a fraction of an inch.
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NO, you’re hearing it generate a tone because of the construction of the cabinet and how the that tone is amplified. There is a WHOLE lot more going on other than a string being struck by a hammer. The length of the string inside offers ONLY a means to tune to the NOTE desired. It could be 24" long and still hit an extremely low note.
The size and construction of the "String" really gets complicated depending on what they do. Bass vs Classical vs Steel Guitar vs Upright vs Grand piano. ALL stringed.
Again SUB is felt and it vibrates your ear drums, BUT hear it.. NO YOU DON’T. SUB means BELOW what you HEAR. What you actually hear is BASS.
No different with above 20Khz, VERY few can hear above 12-3Khz, but leave it out of the MIX you will notice it MORE than you will ever hear it.
The Hi in HiFi, just isn’t there.
Though I’ve seen live performances that shut OFF the bullet tweeters behind people LEAVING the joint, and VERY short tempers flaring.
In any case enjoy your information gathering, do a DEEP dive into pipe organs.. CRAZY some of the huge pipe organs.. 3 stories high..
I’ve seen and herd some Jim Doozies..
Full range speaker, no problem.. http://pointillistic.com/vmps-audio/RMX.htm
6 pairs or LESS are left on this earth.. only 16 pairs were ever made.. I just happen to have a pair.. 20hz-25khz
2 dollars and 22 cents worth
Regards
A 20 hz bass note is 56.6 feet LONG.
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"People Ask"
"A 30 Hz sub tone is most apparent (and desirable) with movie soundtracks. Most music doesn’t have much sub 30 Hz information, however there are exceptions such as rap/hip hop/electronica-type music. Also, pipe organ music can go down to 16 Hz (in organs with a 32 ft long pipe)"
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Re: OP
After all, a grand piano’s low A string is less than 8’ long, and to create that tone only requires it to travel a fraction of an inch.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
NO, you’re hearing it generate a tone because of the construction of the cabinet and how the that tone is amplified. There is a WHOLE lot more going on other than a string being struck by a hammer. The length of the string inside offers ONLY a means to tune to the NOTE desired. It could be 24" long and still hit an extremely low note.
The size and construction of the "String" really gets complicated depending on what they do. Bass vs Classical vs Steel Guitar vs Upright vs Grand piano. ALL stringed.
Again SUB is felt and it vibrates your ear drums, BUT hear it.. NO YOU DON’T. SUB means BELOW what you HEAR. What you actually hear is BASS.
No different with above 20Khz, VERY few can hear above 12-3Khz, but leave it out of the MIX you will notice it MORE than you will ever hear it.
The Hi in HiFi, just isn’t there.
Though I’ve seen live performances that shut OFF the bullet tweeters behind people LEAVING the joint, and VERY short tempers flaring.
In any case enjoy your information gathering, do a DEEP dive into pipe organs.. CRAZY some of the huge pipe organs.. 3 stories high..
I’ve seen and herd some Jim Doozies..
Full range speaker, no problem.. http://pointillistic.com/vmps-audio/RMX.htm
6 pairs or LESS are left on this earth.. only 16 pairs were ever made.. I just happen to have a pair.. 20hz-25khz
2 dollars and 22 cents worth
Regards