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• elektronaut 14y ago
  The sample rate is 8kHz, which means the Nyquist frequency is 4kHz. Slowing it back down won't sound good, but frequencies below 400hz will be present. Here's a 8kHz .wav slowed down to 1/10: http://dump.elektronaut.no/post/ak52_1x.wav http://dump.elektronaut.no/post/ak52_1x.wav edit: You probably need a subwoofer or a decent pair of headphones to appreciate the rumble.
  • abailin 14y ago
    Awesome, this deep rumble is oddly soothing in my MDR-7506s.