Which Type Of Bass Travels The Furthest

[chvyspl0607]

if some one had 2 18s in an explorer that hit 150db on 34hz and some one had a single cab chevy with 6 15s that hits low bass 150db at 26hz, which bass would travel the furthest from the car. and why. cause if you watch jacks chevy in videos you can just hear all the flexing from his truck, and in the exploer videos it sounds like you can hear the bass more,

Edited May 2, 2009 by chvyspl0607

[Chode69]

generally lower bass....longer wavelengths.

[Noobtastic14]

Yes, lower the wave farther it travels is the General rule

-Drew

[DHFHades]

generally lower bass....longer wavelengths.

that is correct

[assman]

i always thought the loud bass travels the furtherest

[littleitaly1990]

i always thought the loud bass travels the furtherest

And I always thought assman's bass went the furtherestestest.

[Chode69]

i always thought the loud bass travels the furtherest

lawls lawls

[skittlesRgood]

i would guess that as the tone gets closer to the bottom limit of human hearing, it gets harder to hear at a distance. so to the ear, 34hz could sound louder.

but more likely... you are looking at videos. i bet your computer speakers dont play 26hz and the mic used wont pick up 26hz. so you only hear the higher pitch flexing of the truck.

[ryde2idie]

Yes, lower the wave farther it travels is the General rule

-Drew

if you have the power to produce the lows, the 150db at 26hz is going to be heard farther then the 150db at 34hz

[moh.vze.com]

Obviously lower bass note.

Now, I'm starting to wonder how far that one guy's "Sleeper" lows go.