I have a nightclub that just opened up about 2 months ago that is approximately 300 feet from my home. Will it pick up the bass heard in my home?
1478553
It will do the same thing any sound meter will do, read the volume of the sound. It would work to start the conversation with your city. This does not record or document the sound level. For that you need a special expensive meter.
1478554
There are two weighting curves, A and C. A weighting tends to disregard the bass, but is the legal standard, i.e. laws specifying the threshold for legal action are usually written for A weighting. In practice I have found that some meters respond more to low frequencies than others, both meters using C weighting. Strictly speaking this shouldn't happen, but weighting standards may allow quite a few decibels of "slop" around the specified weighting curve at high and low frequency extremes.
576529
Slightly perhaps but bass frequencies are pretty non directional and travel better than anything else and if your room booms and rattles then so will your neighbor's.
2159106
Some receivers u can send all the bass to the sub to where the bookshelves would be primarily taking care of the mids and highs. Otherwise bass will come from all speakers
1558766
Bass travels much farther than high frequencies. I can feel this vibrate the walls at the opposite corner of my house @ 50% vol.--so YES
1042340
These headphones sound more like a fine tuned night club. The bass is present, lush, tight, and gorgeous. An amp will only help, but isn't necessary. If there's no bass in the song, you won't hear any. If you want that "bass in your face" feeling, I'd recommend the XB500, which is far cheaper. It will make any song sound bassy, and sounds more like 2 15" juggernaut subwoofers rattling in your car. Not nearly as clean. Personally, I enjoy the XB1000's, but pick whatever one sounds like you'd be into.
1182339
It should. Mind you, it takes quite some effort to make it work right, and you'll probably have to keep the output low on bass.
1974404
It probably will cancel the traffic noise but the beat from the bass from the bar definitely will still vibrate through your apartment. There's little you can do about unwanted vibration except move!
211429
Not sure. It will fill a gamely room with music. Use it in garage to work out.
1657107
my unit is in a good location and still would rate the bass output to be limited for its size. At low volume, it produces enough bass to notice and sound decent. Unfortunately, as you go up in volume, the bass does not climb much higher with the volume. This is why I would say it's "limited" . When I watch a movie that's on local Comcast cable, I usually watch it at a mid volume and due to that, this unit is ok. If your gonna watch a movie with average to loud volume, you will be disappointed. I would honestly look elsewhere. This is just a lil unit for apartment or condo living rooms that "cant" do loud or bass enhanced movies due to neighbors. my unit is in a good location and still would rate the bass output to be limited for its size. At low volume, it produces enough bass to notice and sound decent. Unfortunately, as you go up in volume, the bass does not climb much higher with the volume. This is why I would say it's "limited" . When I watch a movie that's on local Comcast cable, I usually watch it at a mid volume and due to that, this unit is ok. If your gonna watch a movie with average to loud volume, you will be disappointed. I would honestly look elsewhere. This is just a lil unit for apartment or condo living... » Read More my unit is in a good location and still would rate the bass output to be limited for its size. At low volume, it produces enough bass to notice and sound decent. Unfortunately, as you go up in volume, the bass does not climb much higher with the volume. This is why I would say it's "limited" . When I watch a movie that's on local Comcast cable, I usually watch it at a mid volume and due to that, this unit is ok. If your gonna watch a movie with average to loud volume, you will be disappointed. I would honestly look elsewhere. This is just a lil unit for apartment or condo living rooms that "cant" do loud or bass enhanced movies due to neighbors. « Show Less
1858067
Yes it can, if the noise is loud enough. There are two settings: one for normal frequency tones and one that is better picking up bass tones.
51013
If you were playing it outside in a very acoustic area yes. If you are playing inside the you can hear it a room or two away. It also depends on how hard you are playing it as well.
1713735
Sorry, but I can't answer that. I share the same concern. I actually ordered the bass for a friend, and he hasn't had a chance to play it much yet. I guess we'll have to find out the hard way.
1146957
Had mine professionally installed and works great. See if you can adjust on the bass of the kit.
1504969
I think it would sound better than my set up since yours would be in the trunk and not in the cab like mine. Bass is nice and tight. But if your looking for something that hits hard, keep looking.
1237703
These panels are more for high-to-mid freguencies. They probably won't help with bass frequencies that would be travelling to your neighbor. Check out YouTube about make your own bass traps.
2190478
You would feel the bass, but it would soften the sound some. I started using th because of the barking digs next door that bark all night. I'm sleeping much better since buying them. They work better than others I tried.
1678023
The buzz is not from the amp check all of your cable connections and ground fault. We use ours all of the time and the only time we have heard a buzz was from a dimmer switch for the lights in the club.