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Their specific claim is "not consciously detectable" (different from "inaudible"), which they had a side-experiment to verify: >To confirm that the VLFs were n
by kyle-rb 4y ago
Their specific claim is "not consciously detectable" (different from "inaudible"), which they had a side-experiment to verify:
>To confirm that the VLFs were not consciously detectable, 17 new participants completed a two-alternative forced choice task using the same VLF speakers ... Participants performed at chance
- natdempk 4y agoI have to say I think they did something wrong then in their testing of detectability? On a club/concert setup, or even plenty of subwoofers, you can very much feel the 20-40hz range that they are adding/removing in figure C. Something seems off here.