Subwoofer Causing Headache at Vivian Beck blog

Subwoofer Causing Headache. Before adding the sub, i. Exactly how or why remains. A subwoofer can pressurize the room and bother your ears in frequencies you can't even. Many people are sensitive to low frequencies, go get a hearing test and see if you are. Subwoofer headaches are usually due to excessive room reinforcement or a crappy subwoofer played too loud. My daughter claims to get headaches when the subwoofer is turned on, even when she is in the next room. It does add the punch but within a few minutes i start getting headache. I almost always listen with rather moderate volumes: If the frequency levels are clashing, it might result in weak or distorted sound. Yes, those in both the medical and musical fields agree they can trigger headaches, especially migraines. You should also check the bass knob, subwoofer volume knob, and the volume levels of other. I tried changing frequency cut off, volume on the sub.

Exactly how or why remains. I almost always listen with rather moderate volumes: I tried changing frequency cut off, volume on the sub. It does add the punch but within a few minutes i start getting headache. Many people are sensitive to low frequencies, go get a hearing test and see if you are. A subwoofer can pressurize the room and bother your ears in frequencies you can't even. Before adding the sub, i. Subwoofer headaches are usually due to excessive room reinforcement or a crappy subwoofer played too loud. My daughter claims to get headaches when the subwoofer is turned on, even when she is in the next room. Yes, those in both the medical and musical fields agree they can trigger headaches, especially migraines.

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Subwoofer Causing Headache You should also check the bass knob, subwoofer volume knob, and the volume levels of other. Yes, those in both the medical and musical fields agree they can trigger headaches, especially migraines. Many people are sensitive to low frequencies, go get a hearing test and see if you are. I tried changing frequency cut off, volume on the sub. I almost always listen with rather moderate volumes: A subwoofer can pressurize the room and bother your ears in frequencies you can't even. My daughter claims to get headaches when the subwoofer is turned on, even when she is in the next room. If the frequency levels are clashing, it might result in weak or distorted sound. Before adding the sub, i. Subwoofer headaches are usually due to excessive room reinforcement or a crappy subwoofer played too loud. Exactly how or why remains. It does add the punch but within a few minutes i start getting headache. You should also check the bass knob, subwoofer volume knob, and the volume levels of other.