+Ryan you don't. if you look at equalizers while listening to this, you will see that those low frequency sounds carry a lot of higher frequencies, in this case up to 1khz, which will result in your headphones rather going for the higher frequencies. what headphones do you use? im pretty sure that no headphones under 300 dollars will be able to display any frequencies under 30hz. even my Abacus C-Boxes have a hard time with that and they are 600 dollars and certified to go down to 20hz
+Ryan ah yeah the m50x are decent headphones, but still dont go as low as 20hz. Oh I feel Sorry for your loss Lol, check out the cables since these are usually the curlprit.
@@gilfhunter42069 I have the monolith m560's and they can play 20hz just fine. But you are probably right about the higher frequencies because I hear them. It seems to be about the same frequency every time it does it.
25 hz and 100 hz is super good! My headset is that good? Wow. (Update: MY EARPHONES SHREDS MY EARDDRUMS!!!!!!!!!)
20-100 super good
35-100 pretty good if you ask me
+Ryan you don't. if you look at equalizers while listening to this, you will see that those low frequency sounds carry a lot of higher frequencies, in this case up to 1khz, which will result in your headphones rather going for the higher frequencies. what headphones do you use? im pretty sure that no headphones under 300 dollars will be able to display any frequencies under 30hz. even my Abacus C-Boxes have a hard time with that and they are 600 dollars and certified to go down to 20hz
+Ryan ah yeah the m50x are decent headphones, but still dont go as low as 20hz. Oh I feel Sorry for your loss Lol, check out the cables since these are usually the curlprit.
+Ryan Do you use a DAC with them?
sony mdr7506 25hz is audible even at low volume
@@gilfhunter42069 I have the monolith m560's and they can play 20hz just fine. But you are probably right about the higher frequencies because I hear them. It seems to be about the same frequency every time it does it.
Are all fréquences at the same volume?
Paulo Cmt Yes
depends on your headphones/speakers
I assume so, but your speakers/headphones will be able to power different frequencies with different power depending on your set up
Uy