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Post #4,062 by jb4 8/7/01 1:53:47 PM Reply	Very low E So a good doubler should make the 1st subharmonic of the bass's E string around 20Hz (the audible threshold), and that same doubler on a low B string should produce an inaudible subharmonic? jb4 (Resistance is not futile...)
Post #4,065 by Fearless Freep 8/7/01 1:59:02 PM Reply	Yes, but... ...most speakers that can even reach 20hz flat have a serious db dropoff below 20 hz Jay O'Connor "Going places unmapped to do things unplanned to people unsuspecting"

cool bumperstickers - (boxley) - (13) - Aug. 4, 2001, 09:00:41 PM EDT

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You're confused again CRC. - (Ashton) - (11) - Aug. 6, 2001, 05:45:07 PM EDT

wp is okay I guess but I would much rather have - (boxley) - (10) - Aug. 6, 2001, 08:12:27 PM EDT

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yea fusing would be a problem - (boxley) - Aug. 6, 2001, 09:47:51 PM EDT

55Hz?!? - (jb4) - (7) - Aug. 7, 2001, 10:05:36 AM EDT

8-9Hz is the proper freq... - (Fearless Freep) - (6) - Aug. 7, 2001, 11:55:17 AM EDT

Very low E - (jb4) - (1) - Aug. 7, 2001, 01:53:47 PM EDT

Yes, but... - (Fearless Freep) - Aug. 7, 2001, 01:59:02 PM EDT

The French did the research ~ '60s. Ethics quiz in box. - (Ashton) - (3) - Aug. 7, 2001, 05:10:14 PM EDT

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Nope. - (Fearless Freep) - (1) - Aug. 7, 2001, 05:24:21 PM EDT

Huh? Read first 2 \ufffd, one more time. - (Ashton) - Aug. 7, 2001, 07:07:13 PM EDT

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