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If this works at all I seriously doubt it only works within a .2 dB range or something. Just because a study tested only one particular point in a space does n
by jerf 2y ago
If this works at all I seriously doubt it only works within a .2 dB range or something.
Just because a study tested only one particular point in a space does not mean only that point has whatever properties they found in the study.
- diggan 2y agoWell, I was thinking more it's really hard for any layperson so reach a specific level of dBA, especially for single-frequency tones where the perceived loudness is usually different from the actual loudness. So even if you say "This 100 Hz tone should be played for 2 minutes at 61 dBA, which is regular human speech levels", being able to actually get close to 61 dBA for a 100 Hz tone in real life, for an untrained ear, sounds pretty difficult.