Can you hear subsonic frequencies?
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No, that's why they're called subsonic (ie "below sound").
But you can feel them.
No. That's why they're called subsonic. Sonic comes from the greek word for sound (not the hedgehog as many think). So 'sub' means that it's inaudible sound.
You may, however, be able to feel subsonic sounds, even through your head, giving the impression that you can hear something.
no. by definition, sub (below) sonic (sound) frequencies cannot be heard. they can be detected using instruments, but not heard.
Check what sub sonic means. No ya can't hear them you can however feel them. Sub sonic. Below the frequency of the human hearing range.
by definition you cannot hear subsonic frequency's (below about 40 Hertz) but simple electronics can be used to change frequencies to a range that can be heard.
Yes.
Put your head to the ground.
Just like the native red indians.
Subsonic by definition is below hearing range, but hearing abilities of people vary, so what is subsonic for one, say 16 cps, may be heard by another.
Don't think so
No, that's why they're called subsonic (ie "below sound")., but u can "percieve" them....feel them
you can not hear them , but if their amplitude (volume) is great enough you can feel them.
no but you can feel them
In general no, but the lower limit from what people can hear varies from person to person. There are probably people out there who can hear what most peopel would refer to as subsonic
no
Actualy my grand mum can even if she can hear me when i am talking 2 her :))
Subsonic frequencies are defined as frequencies too low for the human ear to hear, so the answer would be no. Human hearing can hear from 20Hz to 20KHz, so anything less than 20Hz is Subsonic.
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