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RE: Why is sensitivity measured at 1000Hz?

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Hi,

Perhaps at a time someone did that and couldn't do anything but a single tone at certain frequency, so they picked 1kHz because it sounded nice.

But, as someone already mentioned, it's not necessarily measured at that -- and we certainly don't measure it like that. We take an average from 300Hz to 3000Hz, which works well. It's been NRC's standard way for decades. You can view all the measurements we've done there using the link below.

Doug Schneider
The SoundStage! Network



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Topic - Why is sensitivity measured at 1000Hz? - Craiger56 09:22:30 07/22/12 ( 12)