what is the Hz range?
1556284
Not sure what you mean. I love this device and my trainer does too. He has trained with models that cost thousands and prefers ths because it takes little space, is easy to use, and is just as effective. Hope this helps.
1556285
This is hard to answer because the manual is very poor. About what you would expect from the Chinese. The speed adjustment has arbitrary numbers from 1 to 20. I think it goes from 10hz to 30 hz. But I cannot be sure.
1556286
This is hard to answer because the manual is very poor. About what you would expect from the Chinese.The speed adjustment has arbitrary numbers from 1 to 20. I think it goes from 10hz to 30 hz. But I cannot be sure.
945234
I have never tried to get an exact range but I do know other reviewers said it doesn't hold a steady range. It also failed very soon after the warranty period.
1006332
My impression is that ranges are handled equally. That said the output is exceptionally clear and the sounds are very distinct. Don't know if this helps.
1054944
Hey. I really wish I could help you but I have no idea on an ACCURATE frequency range. I remember reading some stuff when I bought them, but that was only what the company or Amazon claimed about them. I don't know if there's a way to measure, but I don't have any tools for that kind of thing.
1027515
According to the owners manual, frequency measurement bandwidth is 300 Hz to 8 kHz.
1619637
Frequency response seems to be fairly flat. I use an equalizer to adjust (boost or cut) the spectrum as needed.
273872
I'm not sure on the exact freq spectrum but owning one of these I can tell you it does not hit anywhere near as low as 60hz
1041922
According to product specifications Line Frequency range is 47.0 - 63 HZ. If your outlet is configured to accept the P4460 you should be able to use it. Before you buy you may want to ask the manufacturer this question.
1366222
Hi, The nominal frequency is 60.0 and the range is 57-61 Hz. The extended frequency range is 57-62.5 Hz whether at 208 or 240 VAC.
891344
That actually might depend on the TV and the model. While TV's should use the commonly understood and easily explained hz vocab, it seems like manufacturers are playing around with this number in marketing and may be suggesting you are buying something that isnt. See http://hdguru.com/beware-of-phony-lcd-hdtv-refresh-rates/
671474
I've heard it ranges from 15Hz to 28kHz. I would recommend a headphone amplifier if you want to enhance the lows. They are definitely comfortable and provide pretty good passive sound cancellation.
891342
Hz refers to the screen refresh rate. 120 hz means that the screen is "refreshed" 120 frames per second. 240 hz refreshes the screen at the rate of 240 frames per second. The purpose of the increased hz is to smooth out picture motion. The step up from the low-end refresh rate of 60 hz to 120 hz can often be noticeable, especially with fast-moving sports events. However, I can't tell any difference in going from 120 hz to 240 hz---I know that there is a difference; it's just that my old eyes can't tell the difference! Hope this helps.Charles
1792431
60 hz, usually they make it a front page thing that the monitor is 120hz since its a selling factor.
1636411
The KLF-20 has a range of 34Hz-20kHz the RC 52 has a range of 67Hz-24KHz. What I can tell you is that center channel is pretty powerful but my setup is all 52 II series I still had to adjust the center down.
646169
It wont matter if you are using american standard 120 volt AC circuit. The hz (hertz) is the number of timer per second that the current alternates between positive and negative poles. Thus AC or alternating current. It is a nominal measurement that is established at the transformer outside your home. 50- 60 and 60 will work the same.
1945932
Lmao... 44 Khz, and all music are recorded at 44 Khz. But 44 Khz is not a harmonic frequency and its disruptive. Here's a video to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY74AFQl2qQ
1027514
The bandwidth is 300Hz to 8Hz and the Measurement Range is 40 to 130db. Hope that answers your question.