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Default Frequencies covered by noise cancellation


"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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Phones that isolate the HF well also tend to deal with the bottom end
without resort to active cancelling.


Not so, LF is a lot harder to absorb than HF.

You don't absorb it, you block it, which is not the same. Stiffness
and a bit of mass does the job.


Solid concrete headphones perhaps?

Fact is NC headphones were invented to reduce LF noise because other methods
weren't satisfactory for many people.

MrT.