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Maybe gene and clint and other audio engineers can disprove these scientists.
The Internatinal Audio Review who "tells it like it is" and doesnt have any sponsorship or advertising, is a group of scientists who posted this article on why the EMINENT tech is not just
a better subwoofer but the only SUB (in terms of infrasound) woofer
Whoa there,
I've heard and experienced the TRW on multiple occasions, including the system referred to. Over at AVS we roasted this rambling diatribe. If there was ever a reason that writers can need editors, this is it!
Don't shoot down Eminent Tech for the crazed ramblings of a third party who experienced the device. The TRW works. We don't stop hearing below some low frequency, our threshold of audibility just keeps rising as frequency lowers. We can also percieve and will react to acoustic energy at very low frequencies below the audible threshold that it is identified as an audible tone.
The most significant achievement of the device is the very low distortion reproduction of sub 20Hz energy at very high in-room levels. In short, it enables validation of the subjective benefit in reproducing such energy. I have worked with many systems that have useful response into the 10Hz region or below, and while not always easy or cost effective to achieve, there is clearly identifiable benefits in a variety of listening conditions, not just when planets explode.