noiseshonking
Noiseshonking is a audiophile misconception or myth that refers to the supposed audible effects of sound reproduction equipment being overloaded with high sound pressure levels, ultimately causing the sound pressure to burst or split into multiple horns or sound pressure peaks. The term 'noiseshonking' originates from the noise sound produced by sound systems under normal operating conditions, where sound signals exceed the predetermined maximum operating sound pressure levels of the equipment.
The effects described under noiseshonking are often associated with breakdown of listeners' hearing, loading of acoustic
Noiseshonking can usually be observed at sound frequencies around 1500-1600 Hz. Many users appear to believe
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