Ronneil Camara
Stunt Coordinator
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Hey guys,
I was looking at some deep bass movies at svssubwoofers.com site specifically the Star Wars 1 - Phantom Menace, http://www.svsubwoofers.com/faq_tpm.htm
It mentions there that some scene on the movie that does an extreme 10hz. I have a 20-39 PCi. Before, I downloaded the NCH Tone Generator and tried 20hz, 19hz, 18hz, and 17hz tones. Only on the 17hz that I didn't hear anything nor felt anything.
So my question is: Is it normal for my 20-39 PCi to not be able to produce that deep bass on the scene properly? If I recall correctly, in the tunnel explosion in the same movie, I heard like my sub was claking(sounds like clocking). Damn, I couldn't remember the term but I guess you know what I mean.
Thanks,
Neil
I was looking at some deep bass movies at svssubwoofers.com site specifically the Star Wars 1 - Phantom Menace, http://www.svsubwoofers.com/faq_tpm.htm
It mentions there that some scene on the movie that does an extreme 10hz. I have a 20-39 PCi. Before, I downloaded the NCH Tone Generator and tried 20hz, 19hz, 18hz, and 17hz tones. Only on the 17hz that I didn't hear anything nor felt anything.
So my question is: Is it normal for my 20-39 PCi to not be able to produce that deep bass on the scene properly? If I recall correctly, in the tunnel explosion in the same movie, I heard like my sub was claking(sounds like clocking). Damn, I couldn't remember the term but I guess you know what I mean.
Thanks,
Neil