1. Mar 26, 2007 #1

   Pythagorean

   

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   would it be possible to construct a lung-powered infrasound emitter using an elongated didgeridoo?

    

   Pythagorean, Mar 26, 2007
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3. Mar 27, 2007 #2

   BillJx

   

   Love the question! But how would you know what you're playing? And doesn't infrasound harm the body in some way, or is that a myth?

    

   BillJx, Mar 27, 2007
4. Mar 27, 2007 #3

   Pythagorean

   

   Gold Member

   to test an infrasound sensor, I wouldn't need to hear the 'note'.
   
   And I think that it does cause some problems at extreme amplitudes, but in general, those cases are exaggerated. Not sure on this, but that's my overall impression.

    

   Pythagorean, Mar 27, 2007

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