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GENERAL ACOUSTICS FAQ Click on the Questions on the Left Screen to find out more...
Q. What is Frequency? A. Frequency represents the pitch of a sound. The unit used to measure frequency is called Hertz (Hz), which is defined to be the number of cycles a sound wave vibrates in one second. A sound with high frequency (such as 16kHz) is a high pitched sound. A sound with low frequency (such as 63Hz) is a low pitched sound. In musical terms, a high frequency sound is referred to as treble while a low frequency sound is referred to as bass.
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