What is the frequency of the Tuning fork ? is it A4 @ 440 hz
1045540
Yes the tuning fork is tuned to a perfect 440 hz A4. I tested it out on a orchestral Korg tuner with a mic and contact piezo pickup.
1045541
It absolutely is A4 @ 440. It's remarkably efficient, though I mainly tuned by ear and with a very specific piano/guitar tuner. I mainly purchased the kit for the hammer. Hope this helps. �
1886087
According to my meter (which isn't that great of a meter, so I may question it more than the inverter), 59.9 hz.
737222
I don't know the specific frequency but you don't need instructions or expertise to use tuning forks. You simply give it a gentle tap with a tuning fork hammer, if you have one. Really, anything will do to produce the vibrations but be aware that tapping it with a metal object will cause small dents. You can even slap your palm with it but the tone will be gentler. A harder object will produce a shaper sound. You then hold the fork over the chakra for which it is intended. The Om will be for the crown chakra, so hold it right above the center of the head. Once you have worked with it enough, you will begin to notice small variations in the way that it vibrates. This will indicate to you when you have it in precisely the right spot & also the vibration will change once thee chakra is balanced. You can also use the tinge for space clearing or crystal re-tuning. You can also just listen to the tinge to produce a calming, meditative state. There is no wrong usage. Enjoy!
1196556
I don't think so in reality, despite the vague claim of 32 hz without giving impedance or a plus/minus db. Quite disappointed in it compared to my fairly old 12" M&K; and my 8" Velodyne 3500 I use in 2 primary systems. Its very Chinese, like the Epos speakers I matched it with for the garage. Underwhelming best describes it.
1584485
The actuall low pass is 50-150hzLook in there website for the manual and will show you specs there, I think it's the last page. Now as far as being 400rms no way maybe 150 rms that's about it. It does sound pretty good, not a thump in your chest but great to add some much needed low end bass if you are lacking.
1604347
If you are referring to the tuning knob, mine is still good. Sorry thatI could not help!
1934362
Frequency range 11 Hz - 29.5 Khz, Impeadance 32 ohms. Check out AKG's link:http://us.akg.com/product-detail-2821/q460wht.html
711965
Sealed: 2 cu-ft, will be it's loudest with a 40.5Hz tone.Ported: 4 cu-ft, (2) 4" diameter ports that are 11.75" long, tuned to 29.7Hz, with an F3 of 28.1Hz. The Fs of the sub is 24.1Hz, I personally usually tune 2-3Hz below the rated Fs of the sub, which would put the tuning frequency around 21Hz.They've updated their specs on site, I'll adjust the specs I listed accordingly.
553184
Hi Regina. Yes the tuner can be calibrated A4 from 349 to 499 Hz in 1Hz steps
990817
27 - 30Hz is most accurate, according to what I've heard from mine. I like this sub a LOT. I also have a Yamaha 250w 10" long-throw downfiring sub. They're both crisp & powerful.
1741198
Frequency Range as Low as 24.9 Hz - 31.8 Hz. & High as 33.8 Hz - 42.9 Hz. The RPM 1495-2577. There is no amplitude measurement.
737221
Based on the description, the tuning fork is 136.1hz. I bought it for school, so I was trained to use it. There are no directions included, but I believe anyone can use one after doing some research.
375069
what Max K says is true if there is a way to change the code and there instructions on how to do it. Otherwise check the outside of the box it came in as to the Hz that it runs on them if it isn't changeable find another one of a different frequency. TFCOR
1498098
It really depends on your box tuning I used a plan from mark over at car audio fabrication on YouTube he specifically designed the enclosure for the sub to eliminate port noise and such, but anyways I built that enclosure tuned to 35hz I think the f3 is 23-28 I can't remember off the top of my head but I've had it play pretty well at 25 around twenty it starts to drop off and get quiet all u hear then is mainly air noise and motor noise. Hopefully that helps.
2085114
I believe it is 60 hz, you may want to confirm with someone else although I am pretty sure
1524922
I'm not sure what you are asking? The OHM tuning fork is used to balance the body. I use this tuning fork around my head n ears to help with headaches n I also use it the length of my body to balance my whole system. It is a beautiful tone which is very comforting.
1106566
Wow, the same thing happened to me, and yes, it is in the manual! Hold the tuning "up" (+) button while turning on the power, and it will switch from the European (9kHz) to the U.S. (10 kHz), which sets it back to 580, 590, 600, etc., rather than the off numbers. Best 10 minutes I ever spent on the internets!