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He’s using the term incorrectly to begin with so corrections aren’t really possible. Of course it can’t be completely silent. Heat generates air movement which
by jiveturkey 9y ago
He’s using the term incorrectly to begin with so corrections aren’t really possible.
Of course it can’t be completely silent. Heat generates air movement which is “sound”.
By 0dB he means 0dB SPL which is give or take correct.
- contravariant 9y agoIf the air moves at a constant speed I don't think you'd get sound. Any fluctuations probably won't be in the audible spectrum, although whether that still counts as 'silent' is more of a philosophical question.