Does it discriminate and pulse between frequencies - ie: Bass (Low) Treble (high) ?
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This mini sound level meters comes with 31.5Hz ~ 8KHz frequencey range and 40~130dB, and A frequency Weighting. Hope this information is helpful to you.
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Depends on the frequency. For example when you hear a party going on in the distance or down a few apartments, it is usually the bass that you hear since the lower frequency, longer wavelength penetrates the walls more readily than the higher frequency, shorter wavelength highs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_reduction_coefficient
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to a limited extent, yes. but the various sections of bars are not tied to any specific range of sound, id est: low frequency versus high. they respond to increases in volume only. there are misaligned rows of bars that are tied together, giving the appearance of a frequency-sensitive array. i keep mine for the appearance, but i have it on my sunroof shining down on me, not displayed to the other cars outside.
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Sorry i have not tried it yet. But i guess it will not work on data because of frequency differential.
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Hi David: My unit is very quiet. To test the neutrality of sound I set the EQ sliders at 6db across the frequency spectrum. I then switched between the equalized setting and by passing the EQ entirely; compensating for volumes. I was unable to detect any difference in the sound. I cannot comment on the difference in the two units as I have only heard the older one. Good luck with your EQ hunt.Harry Harris
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It should process the signal at up to 96hz/24 bit, I believe. I did notice that when I started using it there was an improvment in sound quality, so I have been happy with it.
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Nope. Only the top boost has treble and bass control. Both the normal and top boost channels also have a volume knob however, which essentially acts like a gain stage (if you want to get a little more crunch out of either channel)
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yes it does. you can show both range. in bpm or percentage, wherever you want. actual rate with or without sound. statistic for bpm or % like a average, peak max or peak min in a loop
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Don't know the frequency response but I can tell you they have very good stereo seperation and bass for the price. Hope this helps!
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You can't. But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways. While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration. OR you can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle grades OR you can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there. I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well.
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Hi Brian. No, there isn't. It is a consistent sound and that is a huge benefit (to me). The others that I used to had a detectable sound pattern, and quite frankly, they were annoying. There is a high and a low volume setting and I like both settings. I am 70 years old and have tried many "sound machines" over the years that were loaded with different sounds at a lower price. Although I did not want to spend this much, I have never regretted it. We have 4 on these Marpac DOHM DS's in our house. Good luck with your decision.Bob
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No, it just has a volume control. If you are going from this pre-amp into a main amplifier, the main amplifier will provide the bass/treble or tone.
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It will go down to the specified frequency. but you will not get much from it at that level since it is a flat sub. You will need to preselect low bass songs and use the bass boost feature. It can vibrate your mirror with certain songs but do not expect to hear it from outside unless its night and residential area.
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It does, but you have to lower the bass to improve clarity in my experience.
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Yes, you can. It has sidetone. You have to hold the mute button down for two seconds to switch between low and high sidetone. The sidetone on high sounds very low though.
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Yes, the low-pass filter is adjustable from 45Hz to 150Hz, plus there is a phase-reversal switch.
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No, It's just a trigger. It needs to be fed into a sound module to generate a signal your ears can recognize. Sorry.