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February 6th 12, 11:09 AM
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Lowering the tone
bugbear wrote:
Bill Wright wrote: Anyone hear PM tonight on the subject of very low musical notes? I happened to be in a vehicle that has a sub-woofer and I could hear the tone they played with it turned on, but not at all with it turned off (I was quick). Presumably it was from an audio signal generator. Or a synthesiser. It's effectively the same thing! A synth is a sig gen with more knobs on it. Bill PS And a tap on the side for hot coffee. 
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February 6th 12, 11:37 AM
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Lowering the tone
Martin wrote:
On Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:57:53 +0000, bugbear wrote: Bill Wright wrote: Anyone hear PM tonight on the subject of very low musical notes? I happened to be in a vehicle that has a sub-woofer and I could hear the tone they played with it turned on, but not at all with it turned off (I was quick). Presumably it was from an audio signal generator. Or a synthesiser. or just a loud phaaaarp! I wondered if it was a whale farting. Bill
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