What's the lowest hz it can hit?
1249987
I'm not sure either but ik these speakers hit hard if u tune them correctly I have mine tune to a cliff design 1500 watt amp and it sounds amazing
371346
Maby 2:00 or a little lower, like i said it depends on what mode u put it in
671473
15 - 28,000 Hz is the frequency response. The comfort is good, it's not great. It's definitely a step up from the ATH-m50. I guess it really has to do with your head size. My head is huge - it's about a large in helmet size - so with a smaller head, it should be a lot better.
346558
I am not sure , however I suspect the Hz will not make it work properly (60 Hz in Europe and 50 Hz in the US I believe)
172698
I have to say fixed frequency , I think it runs in the 660 to 880 MHz range depends on what else you use in that range, even then what are the odds of anything being on that same freq.
358013
Based on the most technical of measurement tools, ie. SPL meter on my phone and frequency stepper on YouTube, I estimate right on 50Hz. Possibly as low as 45Hz but unlikely. I'll get back to you with a better idea in a few weeks when the sub arrives.Edit: after a long wait the sub arrived. It seems the optimum crossover for a sub is roughly 50hz. If you are looking for the crossover between the 8" subs and the horn tweeters then the answer is 2000hz.
1714310
That's a good question. I didn't realize it until i saw it myself this evening. But yeah it's only 60Hz. I'm disappointed in this.
413431
Manufacturer says 80 watts max - 40 watts Rms. From your question, it looks like you should be asking about frequency response, which is 62hz to 20 khz = good highs. Sensitivity is 88db @ 1 watt @ 1 meter. Which is pretty efficient. Just make sure you have good clean wattage coming from your head unit. Good Luck
48650
You have to force it in your video card drivers. However, I wouldn't bank on hitting 120Hz. 90Hz might be a more realistic goal.
1235577
Even though your mains go down to 48 hz, the general consensus of audiophiles is to set your cross over around 125 hz. This allows your mains to focus on the higher hz, making them more efficient (it takes much more power for low hz) and allowing the sub to do what it does best. YMMV
2203846
Whatever the input frequency is. If you are in a 60Hz area, it will be 60Hz. If you are in a 50Hz area, it will be 50Hz. It transforms the Voltage only.
973565
I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. It's powered by a USB cable from your PC and it will display 60Hz, which is within it's range of 0-250kHz. Perhaps you would be well served by checking out some of the videos on YouTube.
1667457
It is pretty low. Sorry I mostly use the high setting, so I am not a good example!
1964674
The Martin-Logan literature says 42-22000 Hz +- 3 dB. So it misses the first octave. The rest of the spectrum sounds smooth and clean.
31773
On the impact instruction manual it states 50/60hz.But for a more accurate answer you might try Dewalts web site @ www.Dewalt.com or they have a customer service number which is 1-800-433-9258. Hope this is helpful. Ken Wilson
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Loudness mfg rated it at: Low tone harmonized sound. -115 dB/139 dB (at 2 meters/at 4 inches from the source). The tone produced I am guessing is about in the 800-1000 hz range. go to he mfg web site and you can hear the sound that is produced.
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I know it a has a real time monitoring and a max setting option with the option to poll fast or slow. I do not believe it shows a min or average option anywhere. All I can get it to do is show either real time monitoring or the Max option to grab the max peak db hit. Else, the only other options are to poll the sound fast or slow, as well as set the min/max db range your testing such as 40-90db being the default range, then it increments up from there.