Re: The HT1205's, Shane Lee had two of them in for a review a while back, and in *his* room at least, they got to 22 Hz, so it's not completely out of the realm of possibility, but I don't recall the SPL (100 dB for 2 maybe)
With all due respect, your use of the term "psychoacoustics" is incorrect. It's more used as a way of lumping the way most people hear/interpret sound, or how we can be manipulated into hearing sounds - surround sound out of just two speakers etc. The way you seem to be using it "sounds" like you mean how an individual might interpret an error as being correct and vice versa. It's more the "mean" than the exception.
Re: The HT1205's, Shane Lee had two of them in for a review a while back, and in *his* room at least, they got to 22 Hz, so it's not completely out of the realm of possibility, but I don't recall the SPL (100 dB for 2 maybe)
With all due respect, your use of the term "psychoacoustics" is incorrect. It's more used as a way of lumping the way most people hear/interpret sound, or how we can be manipulated into hearing sounds - surround sound out of just two speakers etc.
The way you seem to be using it "sounds" like you mean how an individual might interpret an error as being correct and vice versa. It's more the "mean" than the exception.
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