25 - 150 Hz Audio Sweep

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[alexstixx]

I think you just cleared my eardrums, sweet lord.

[cameroncameron]

scared the shit out of my kids, blue toothed it to the home cinema system without them seeing me do it lmfao, I love being a dad

[don-music]

excellent. thank you! Helped me find a null from a room node, and also confirm quickly that my woofer modification in my recording studio actually is more even than it was before.

[nilsandersson]

That shit vibrates when you wear headphones!!

[dreyzjones]

Nice. Just what the doctor order for my woofer.

[Chrispy]

Tested this in my car with 2 12s and after 60hz it’s MUCH quieter. Tried my SVS pb1000 in my room and it sounded even the whole way through.

[sheek]

This is exactly what i needed! My powered subwoofer is equipped with a frequency dial ranging from 40hz - 250hz. This helped me set the roll-off point at 80hz.

[arsinclair]

Beautiful work! The lows sound particularly fluffy. Subscribed. Keep up the good work.

[maevemckk]

This is the exact level a cat purrs at

[stablemind]

I wear over-ear headphones. I turned the volume all up. For a moment I thought I was going to die.

[realcartoongirl]

warning adjust your volume
**press up**

[Imagine_Baggins]

Was trying to get an idea of what to tune on my Eq for a bassier preset, this helped. Thanks.

[lindajudd]

I read that the cat's purring frequency also activates the mitochondria, the bio-engine inside the cell that creates energy for the cell to use.

[yes]

bruh my computer went super saiyan near the end

[tristangamez]

thats badass sounded like a damn military airplane takin off it shook my whole desk 😂😂

[PrinzessinDampfhammer]

tahnks, couldnt optimal place my sub without this.

[kikuto]

Sounds like when your sitting on an airplane and they start up the engines.

[Aznderek]

Good for finding rattle in my door speakers

[malton]

Well that was weird i only started hearing at 100 hz and it sounded like a car far away behind me

[jackmills]

tried this on an old bose alarm clock/radio with a 2 inch woofer, it has a weight to lower the fs probably, an is rear loaded with a "waveguide" transmission line thats coiled up through the radio, probably 3 ft long stretched out, doesn't pick up till 60 hz, but thats not bad for a 2 inch woofer, and this is hooked to a straight signal from another amp, this probably had built in dsp for boosted bass, it still resonates badly (thin plastic) and generally sounds like shit, but for its time its not so bad. Modern bluetooth speakers with similar sized drivers put this thing to shame using passive radiators, the small transmission line is an intresting choice though, and the radio is still small too, the woofer has smooth response until the harmonic peaks, but it probably had a high pass originally. the tweeter rolls off after 10k, but its also a 2 inch driver so that makes sense.