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If you mean by that that it couldn't be louder than what the speaker could produce: No, because you're adding to the original noise entering your ear from the o
by solarkraft 7y ago
If you mean by that that it couldn't be louder than what the speaker could produce: No, because you're adding to the original noise entering your ear from the outside.
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- trashfindhunter 7y agoWill the physical sound waves that I produce with my loud speakers cause Active Noise Control enabled headphones to "engage" with me? Could I adversarially engage with them at that point?
- solarkraft 7y agoI think I understand what you mean now. While the noise cancellation is active it will attempt to neutralize (destructively interfere with) sounds from the outside, including those generated by your speaker. You could indeed adversarially engage through something like a spontaneous phase shift (so the interference will become constructive, making the resulting signal louder) or generating a frequency the ANC can't compensate.