squeak9798
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Nope. The human ear can detect changes of 1db. 3db is a doubling of acoustical power (technically "twice" as loud). But to say that human's can not detect a change smaller than 3db is inaccurate.The human ear can only determine differences in volume of 3 dB or greater.
http://www.users.bigpond.com/westcoastelectronics/decibels.pdf#search='1db%20smallest%20difference%20human%20ear'