Looking for a 10 Hertz or lower ear buds. These? Also, I like the buds that aren't straight but off set so you can tell which is for the left and which is for the right (they will only fit in one ear each. I can't tell from the picture which these are null

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Killerwithin · Accepted Answer

Running an audio test on them right now and I'm finding they do have a difficult time hitting 10 Hertz you have to have them fully turned up to hear it and 20 Hertz but 30 and above half volume. I'd like to say if you want to hit those tones you're going to be spending a lot more than what these are worth.

Answered by Killerwithin 8 years ago

Grandpa · Answer

Yes, they are definitely left and right only.

Rich · Answer

These are angled, and they are labeled R and L. Pretty good bass.

DrobKGB · Answer

Bright red label on the Right bud.
I haven't put a test tone through them, but they far exceed my expectations for low end response, and I have not found music that reaches lower than these are willing to go.
I cannot find a descernible point at which the low end response rolls off.

CommunityAnswer · Answer

These have a 4Hz - 24kHz frequency response range.

“Looking for a 10 Hertz or lower ear buds. These? Also, I like the buds that aren't straight but off set so you can tell which is for the left and which is for the right (they will only fit in one ear each. I can't tell from the picture which these are”

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