17Hz Bass Test

17 Hz Bass Test! Extremely Low Bass!
*Not responsible for any damage to equipment
**17 hz is outside of the human hearing range you will only see your subwoofers flex
Check out my other bass tests:
.25 Hz - • .25hz Bass Test
.5 Hz - • .5hz Bass Test
1 Hz - • 1Hz Bass Test
2 Hz - • 2Hz Bass Test
3 Hz - • 3Hz Bass Test
4 Hz - • 4Hz Bass Test
5 Hz - • 5Hz Bass Test
10 Hz - • 10Hz Bass Test
15 Hz - • 15Hz Bass Test
20 Hz - • 20Hz Bass Test
25 Hz - • 25hz Bass Test
30 Hz - • 30Hz Bass Test
35 Hz - • 35hz Bass Test
40 Hz - • 40Hz Bass Test
45 Hz - • 45hz Bass Test
50 Hz - • 50Hz Bass Test
55 Hz - • 55Hz Bass Test
60 Hz - • 60Hz Bass Test
70 Hz - • 70Hz Bass Test
80 Hz - • 80Hz Bass Test
90 Hz - • 90Hz Bass Test
100 Hz - • 100Hz Bass Test
100 Hz to 1 Hz - • 100Hz to 1Hz Bass Test

[@clearme2]

Breaking in my new subs , it's pressuring my cab lol . Nice clean sweeps 👍🏻

[@christiansekumade1223]

NICE!!!! Did you know that 17 hertz is four octaves below middle C sharp? C# 0 tuned +005!!!! Having trouble? If you play C sharp 0 on a 431.77 hertz instrument, you should get exactly 17 hertz, but not all instruments go that low. There are 4 notes in this video: C# -2: x.25 speed will give you 4.25 hertz. There are two parts to a wave: the crest and the trough. There will be a crest before a trough repeated 4.25 times a second, so 4.25 hertz. C# -1: x.5 speed gives you 8.5 hertz. Infrasound has a frequency lower than 16 hertz. The sound is so low and the wavelength is so long, your hearing doesn't absorb the sound unless it's loud enough. That's why it's below the human hearing. C# 0: normal speed gives you 17 hertz. 17 hertz is very hard to hear. Use your earphones! C# 1: also known as Double bass C sharp, x2 speed gives you 34 hertz. Enjoy the deep bass.

[@jorandax9059]

Only the organ, tuba, and octobasse go that low.

[@deepmayo4520]

Yay now my ears hurt! :)

[@FTMothman]

You should be feeling something, because this is known as a frequency that causes fear.