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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 3459949" data-attributes="member: 573988">you want to see it?i&#039;ll tell you how to see it...i&#039;m assuming you have some kind of sub...download limewire and then download a program called cooledit pro...in this program you can generate a 20 hz tone, (while you are here generate a 5 hz tone too, and any others you want to hear)&nbsp; !!!make sure you generate the tone at 0dB!!!now burn it to a disc and stick it in your cd player, start at minimum volume (unless you want to blow the cones out of your speakers)and you will see your sub move 5 times a second at 5 hz even 2 times a second at 2 hz... there is no magic restrictor plate on a sub which makes it impossible to play a certain frequency...the responce graph of a speaker is a curve or a hill, not a cliff, it doesn&#039;t go from playing 27hz at 100 dB&#039;s to 25 hz at 2dB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 3459949, member: 573988"] you want to see it? i'll tell you how to see it... i'm assuming you have some kind of sub... download limewire and then download a program called cooledit pro... in this program you can generate a 20 hz tone, (while you are here generate a 5 hz tone too, and any others you want to hear) !!!make sure you generate the tone at 0dB!!! now burn it to a disc and stick it in your cd player, start at minimum volume (unless you want to blow the cones out of your speakers) and you will see your sub move 5 times a second at 5 hz even 2 times a second at 2 hz... there is no magic restrictor plate on a sub which makes it impossible to play a certain frequency... the responce graph of a speaker is a curve or a hill, not a cliff, it doesn't go from playing 27hz at 100 dB's to 25 hz at 2dB [/QUOTE]

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