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The point is that it is _tactile subbass_, bordering on infrasound. It is a type of bass that most people probably haven't experienced unless they are going to
by Mizza 4y ago
The point is that it is _tactile subbass_, bordering on infrasound. It is a type of bass that most people probably haven't experienced unless they are going to real reggae or club events, and most clubs in the US don't have real soundsystems, just PAs pushed to the red.
I've tried, I can't just listen to a low sin note on headphones to fix it (in fact maybe this makes it worse). I actually don't think the ears are important, it is being physically vibrated that does it. I tried with a SubPac transduction woofer and it maybe worked? But not to the degree I'm really talking about here. A strange phenomena. I don't even like reggae that much but I got to the monthly reggae dance here just to get vibrated.
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- daggersandscars 4y agoI wonder if going to a top fuel drag race would have a similar effect[0]. The sound pressure levels are intense, to the level of moving one's internal organs around if one is close to the cars. It is something that has to be experienced. If one is going for the first time, I'd recommend going to the qualifying rounds. It's often cheaper and usually less crowded. Make sure top fuel funny cars or dragsters are racing -- the lower classes are significantly quieter. [0] Wearing hearing protection. I'd recommend the kind that go in the ear, covered by the kind that go over the ear.