What is the frequency response of this bud?
296620
Don't know the technicals but am stone cold deaf in right ear. I listen to all sorts of music including symphonic with full orchestra. It sounds GREAT !!!
296621
Information on back of box:Frequency response: 20 Hz- 20kHz. Input connector: 3.5mm L-shaped plugCable length: 4 feetDrivers: 9mm29NRR Noise reductionCompatible with stereo and mono audio products
1027514
The bandwidth is 300Hz to 8Hz and the Measurement Range is 40 to 130db. Hope that answers your question.
676589
Wish I had the answer for you. They seem pretty generic. I took a shot as I got my buds so long ago I wasn't sure of the model and it worked out for me. For the price, I would give it a try. Good Luck.
183122
The platform moves. At high frequency, it might seem like a solid base that is vibrating . You may want to research some more
2144929
You can hear it somewhat with music going maybe halfway turned up. The way it lights up grabs your attention faster than hearing it. It makes a chirp noise that's very distinct from others I've heard. I blast my music and don't always hear it.
1442686
It just amplifies what goes into it, the frequency response is pretty flat unless you change the EQ switch, and even then it's only a very slight increase in the 20-40 Hz range.
1167564
Not sure because I've only had them a month but they are uncomfortable. Maybe my ears are small. My 18 month old was able to remove the actual bud. Pretty cheap.
10917
None that I have heard, feel a slight hum touching it when it is warming up, thats it.
311829
You can see the frequency comparisons here--&gt; http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=2611&graphID[]=3571&scale=30
483406
There is a fair amount of resistance. I'm not sure how to quantify it. I don't believe that a light bump would change the volume. It is simular to most stereo equipment
2139728
Can't give you any technical answer, but it has a great sound and gets louder than I'll ever listen to!
2186488
Here is some technical data from the provided information they included: Frequency Response: 10-30,000 Hz, Sound pressure level at 1 KHz: 98db SPL (1mw), THD: less than 0.03%, Nominal impedance: 56 ohms...I have "driven" these with my iPods with tracks from 128 kbps to 320 kbps with varying results but yes they may be driven quite sufficiently.
1943073
The sound was pretty clear. The only time I heard something buzzing/static-like was when we got near an area that had a radio station for the setting we were using. We would change the station, and we would be all set.
1387021
Frequency response58Hz-22kHzNominal Impedance4 Ohms Crossover Frequency2.8 kHz Amplifier Power10-125W per channel Sensitivity88dB (2.83v@1m) Drivers4" Kevlar woofers3/4" silk dome tweeters InputsGold-plated, 5-way binding posts Any other questions, drop me a line. I absolutely love these speakers.Regards,Robert
1054945
Impedance 8 ohms: Sensitivity 85 +- 3db: Power Handling 20 - 100 watts: Frequency Response 130Hz to 20,000Hz
358013
Based on the most technical of measurement tools, ie. SPL meter on my phone and frequency stepper on YouTube, I estimate right on 50Hz. Possibly as low as 45Hz but unlikely. I'll get back to you with a better idea in a few weeks when the sub arrives.Edit: after a long wait the sub arrived. It seems the optimum crossover for a sub is roughly 50hz. If you are looking for the crossover between the 8" subs and the horn tweeters then the answer is 2000hz.
413737
At low or medium, its like a babbling brook... On High, it kicks up quite a bit, but doesn't bother me. I run it on high all day, and turn it to medium for sleeping. As NFB replied, its like white noise, no tonal pitches, just a smooth fan sound.