haha
My understanding is that a commercial theater goes down generally to 32hz. Imax may go a bit lower. It's powerful bass to be sure, it just really isn't getting into the ulf arena.
https://www.avsforum.com/forum/113-subw ... ey-go.html
Un topic parmis tant d'autres... it's all over internet.
Les aficionados du HT (home theater) parlent de ULF (ultra low frequencies) et même dans les fuckin CINÉMAS ils ne visent pas plus bas que 30-32hz. Et ce, avec raison. C'est du PRO AUDIO.
RE-BOOM+1. While response might go to 20Hz, it's not flat that low. Home theaters go lower than commercial theaters, because home theaters are small enough to realize significant cabin gain. Even 300 seat cineplex size theaters don't have cabin gain, let alone IMAX size theaters. Subs equipped with JBL 2245 drivers per the linked article will only go flat down to 50Hz. Like most pro-sound drivers they're designed to go loud, not low. Even the gigantic Klipsch KPT1802 horn loaded sub is only flat to 30Hz.
Ouais ouais Tom, tu vas ressortir tes simulations à la noix, basés sur des specs ridicules (eff. est basé sur du 1khz ou une moyenne, allôooo) mais j'ai quand même pensé à toi pour te divertir un ce dimanche maussade ch'suis fin hein?
