Bassotronics - 17 Hurts

Aquí les dejo piezas nuevas de baja frecuencia para que hagan explotar sus subwoofers a máximo volumen gracias a Bassotronics

[@mediaSophia88]

Thank's for the videos. It is nice to see.

[@Alexander450R]

SVS pb13ultra LOVES this song

[@maincharacter2677]

Alexander Brieby there's a newer one

[@Alexander450R]

I know! I want the 16 so bad!

[@DR.DEZIBEL]

coooooooooooool

[@brunogym4616]

Basstronics coool

[@ruloolivier333]

Oohmmmg... Bass

[@Squiggly667]

This is really close to my room's resonant frequency of 14.7Hz. Still, it shakes the fuck out of my whole home! And all I've got are two 18" Daytons's in 11.2C3 cabs ported at 17Hzz (aka the Full Marty Home Theater build).

[@therealhelmholtz]

how did you find the resonant frequency of your room?!

[@numerodiez2981]

Earthquake down here, 3 15s MTX

[@ProjectFinalAudio]

My pioneer moves like crazy

[@bassking141]

I can only feel pressure in my ears

[@cpufrost]

Danley DTS 10 = destroyed room!

[@randomtube8226]

Danley Matter Horn = destroyed mountain 😂

[@emoryjenkins6481]

Good thing my sub is tuned to 17Hz

[@MrRaydioray]

Where can I find info on these subs? please respond anybody

[@moto9968]

MrRaydioray I'm not entirely sure but that sub may be a Hp sub so a hurricane power sub

[@inactiveaccount6412]

its an HPaudio sub

[@mediaSophia88]

you guy's or no where near close. I give you a hint, watch his other videos. your see the name of the speaker.

[@croxtr8358]

It’s a Herts sub I think

[@atman911salgadoflores2]

ESTAS ROLAS LAS PONGO DESDE HACE 3 AÑOS O MAS

[@ProjectFinalAudio]

what amp are you using

[@kuntalmanna1147]

ムIG ™ alpine/jl

[@randomtube8226]

Is it normal to be able to hear 17hz?

[@incorporeal3793]

Generally, 20 is as low as the human ear can detect. If you can hear anything below that it may just be mechanical noise you're hearing.

[@Dawood4]

Generally you should be able to hear 20Hz no problem. Sometimes down to around 15 but never lower. You will only hear this with super powerful and low tuned subwoofer with low room distortion. I can hear down to 16 hertz but the roll off from 20Hz is really fast. I'm also quite young and take care of my ears. I can still hear just a bit above 19KHz too in a quiet room. :) Other commenter is pretty much on the money like 99.9% of the time. You're hearing harmonic distortion of the fundamental frequency. You're most likely hearing 17*2=34Hz

[@randomtube8226]

@@incorporeal3793 I can actually hear both and can tell the difference right away. Mechanical noise is very annoying. Sometimes you can dampen it a bit in a custom enclosure. Plus due to the long wave. Standing from afar helps too. Infrasonic frequencies require a very large room.

[@randomtube8226]

@@Dawood4 I get made fun of for protecting my hearing at loud events. But I ignore them.

[@usandthemx]

HERTZ bonehead! LMAO

[@incorporeal3793]

It's a play on words numb-nuts.

[@therealtiggler]

It’s a play on words 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@jayydudley5897]

Fuckin slaps man. Good shit

[@therealhelmholtz]

chlorine…

[@usandthemx]

Five foot towers, 1 10" & 1 12" each! QUALITY = playing this at room filling level and the woofers barely MOVE! Unlike yours shaking themselves to DEATH! LMAO

[@kakurerud7516]

you have a low cut off in place. his speakers only look like they are bottoming out.

[@z31freakify]

Nope his sub is free airing thats why it shakes alot. You on the other hand have them in an enclosure👍

[@miespost]

Lol if we’re gonna attack people setups you obviously know nothing about I got one thing to say, Lmao your over here with home audio 10’s and 12’s 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️😂😂😂😂 get some real subs, for example 4 QSC 18’s or some bass boss bb15’s...

[@setrowskgames5515]

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