Sigmund Groven & Iver Kleive - harmOrgan [16 Hz Sub Bass- C0]

[@HowardEllisonUKVoice]

Worth all the effort carpenting three subs to hit that C zero! Glad this is easily searchable on UT. All too brief. Amazing that an iPhone can deliver such a spectrum.

[@millsshumps1968]

Loving the use of the background graphics as the Bass kicks in.

[@natskar]

Oh this is going into my favorites playlist! I might be one of the only people you know throwing a 850watt subwoofer in a 3.25 cu/ft box tuned to 32hz in my car and looking up pipe organ low notes to show off what my system can do, boy oh boy is it magical

[@bailey2517]

How can it hit 16hz if it's tuned to 32hz? Wouldn't it roll off a ton by the time it got down to 16hz? Genuine question here, not trying to be a dick. Funny though, because I'm also listening to this in my truck on an 800watt 12" sub lmao.

[@natskar]

@Bailey251 correct it rolls off before then. Really by

[@natskar]

@@bailey2517 what sub you got anyway?

[@bailey2517]

@@natskar I have an SVS PB-1000 Pro in my bedroom, and then just a Skar SVR 12 in my truck but it's sealed 1.5 cubes bc I don't have much room lol. Should've gotten an 8 or 10 and ported it instead.

[@natskar]

@@bailey2517 I feel like you made a good move sealed, I love sealed boxes because sometimes they can reach lower

[@ahsanafzal3558]

Adrian my hommie killing it again.. world class bass producer 🤛😎🤜

[@Z-Ack]

Im like i dont hear it then look over at my speaker and its friggn dancing... lol

[@williammitchell1864]

SUPERBLY POWERFUL 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@pegu1111]

Sigmund Groven & Iver Kleive - Undring if u wanna find it in the lossless quality ;)

[@cobalt._.27]

a small instrument and a BIG BABY BASS MACHINE combine to make the amazing GLASGOW DUET. hmmm... Ham Organ???

[@peterudbjorg]

Awesome combo! :D

[@MODeration_nXS]

Crazy! I love bass 20hz or less. I just slapped together a 1.3 cuft ported box for a JL 10" sub. It was really moving some air with your video! Lol

[@SamuraiGuy]

At that size, you're probably only getting harmonics.

[@peterpenwarden6846]

can't beat a good bit of pipe organ! thumbs up from me excellent!

[@ahsanafzal3558]

Peter Penwarden shut the fuck up

[@TezlaGrey]

Ahsan Afzal Respect opinion and please off yourself.

[@rollingtroll]

For those without low tuned subowofers; Audiotechnica ATH-M50x. Thank me later :D. Be prepared to be slightly scared.

[@rennoc_88]

Played this on a Klipsch R-12SW on max vol. Didn’t do too bad, made some noise but you couldn’t really feel it.

[@james29580]

i just did the same thing lmao. it was making my bathroom mirror rattle a shit ton.

[@rennoc_88]

@@james29580 you have a r-12sw as well or a different sub?

[@therealhelmholtz]

100th like!

[@cobalt._.27]

I read it as Ham Organ. WHY?????

[@leonrotedits]

36K holy moly i have only 26 and i make Slowed & Bass Boost songs :(

[@bassdrumflextime1253]

ok

[@bailey2517]

You guys are everywhere lol

[@bassdrumflextime1253]

@@bailey2517 yup

[@bailey2517]

@@bassdrumflextime1253 😂😂😂 you must've had to unintentionally stumble upon my reply here in order to find it after 7 months LMFAOOO

[@bassdrumflextime1253]

@Bailey251 Lol yeah I was looking organ music

[@Spyre_aint_it]

I cannot hear/feel it with my open-backs...

[@adrianbass09]

Go IB

[@SamuraiGuy]

Open backs usually don't have much below 40hz. Also, we can't hear below 20hz, so you'd only feel it, even if it was something like a DT770, which can play down to 5hz.

[@JoshM7]

@@SamuraiGuy Yes you can hear below 20Hz. You just need to compensate for the lack of sensitivity for low frequencies. Everyone's ears are different. But generally as you play lower and lower your sensitivity rolls off. It's not a hard limit. I think it varies with age similar to high frequencies. You can test this with some speakers using a frequency generator playing at a low to normal volume up to your supposed hearing limit. Mine is around 16,500Hz before I can't hear it above that. If I turn up the volume I can hear up to 20kHz. For me to hear 20kHz the same as 16kHz I need a 10-15dB boost in volume. I can't technically claim to hear up to 20kHz as it requires a significant increase in volume to hear up to 20kHz. However, it would be incorrect to say that I am completely unable to hear them. Same with below 20Hz if you catch my drift by now. My subs play happily down to 14Hz cleanly with less than 2% distortion and I can hear that just fine. My old sub was 2-3x the size and I could play lower and literally count the cycles which is such a weird thing to be honest. And no It's not me "feeling" it. Plug my ears and I can no longer HEAR the bass. (Like no longer can I tell it's playing whatsoever)

[@skye8312]

Cuby

[@spinatschleuder3.060]

How. Can an orgel even get this low ???????????????

[@CorvetteCoonass]

32 feet of pipe will do that.

[@DTW-bx2vy]

@@CorvetteCoonass Saint Stephens Cathedral in Passau, Germany has the largest Pipe Organ in the world with a 128' stop that can play down to 4Hz. On every 4th of July every year in Germany they release the 128' stop & play extremely low Hz inside the church & it can be felt nearly across the entire town when played.

[@upliftingsiren]

@@mihara4730 it does its probably costum made to go low in hz