Music dB ,How do you measure dB. what is the differences between 100HZ and 10KHZ and how do they affect the in

Answer 1

You can get a dB meter for practical purposes. dB is actually air pressure measured at a certain distance from the source. ( six inches from a speaker, for instance.).

There is a book called "Sound Reinforcement Handbook".(Written For Yamaha By Gary Davis & Ralph Jones) It tells you everthing you'll ever need to know about amplifying sound.

Answer 2

db is the measurement for loudness so you would need a meter set up to measure db.

100Hz is a low ( for you to hear) frequency. Where as 10 kHz is a high frequency.

If i was buying speakers for my stereo 100 Hz would not be low enough for my bass. I would expect around 60 Hz
and 10 kHz might not be high enough for my tweeters I would want 20kHz as far as range goes..

Answer 3

well..........you could go to How Stuff Works to get some of your answers. Or Google it.

As far as Hertz goes, 100Hz means 100 cycles per second. 10KHz (K=1,000) means 10,000 cycles per second.

Now for the last part....how do they affect what??