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Thursday, 03 February 2005
The range of frequencies which can be experienced by an average human being. The range is defined as 20 Hz to 20 kHz for convenience but in practice, is realistically closer to 20 Hz to 17 kHz. Dolphins are believed to hear up to 70 kHz.
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dB SPL
A decibel based unit intend to give an absolute measurement of sound pressure, where 0 dB ="20µPa ( micro Pascals). The human range of hearing is related to this scale with 0 dB(SPL) being the threshold of hearing, while 120-140 dB(SPL) (depending on which reference book you use) being the threshold of pain.

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