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This assumes that active noise cancellation doesn't introduce energy in audible parts of the pressure spectrum.
by ckemere 6y ago
This assumes that active noise cancellation doesn't introduce energy in audible parts of the pressure spectrum.
- stouset 6y agoThis is no more a risk than normal audio you listen to doing the same.
- sudosysgen 6y agoOf course not. If your driver is trying to cancel 95dB and creating a harmonic then that harmonic has 100 000 times more energy than the same harmonic when playing at 80dB without noise cancelation.