Subwoofer Frequency Bass Test (5-120Hz) 4K

This bass sweep is useful for testing subwoofers for home theater and car audio applications.

Always use caution when turning up the volume.

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[mikecampbell]

Thanks for this Mike. I played it on my modest living room system on my little Yamaha 6.5 inch sub. It may have been a harmonic but I could hear 20HZ. 30HZ was loud and clear. I can't wait to test my main two channel and home theater systems.

[taidee]

Oh wow, amazing the changes in the bit from 5Hz to 20Hz, at 5 it's a slow far away bit that comes and goes while at 10 sounds like a propeller, at 20 its a steady idle 🤣

[analogkid]

My home made towers with a 7" woofer did good to 30 hz . Couldn't hear 20 hz much but humans can't really hear that low.

Noticed that the amp I am using put out the 10 hz tone but not 5 hz.