The article mentions on one hand a high pitched note, but on another hand enough bass to see the subwoofers play it:
"Standing in the room, based on your sense of hearing alone, you’d never know that the loudspeaker was blasting an irritatingly high-pitched note. If, however, you peered into the PVC pipe, you would see the loudspeaker’s subwoofers thrumming away."
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The article mentions on one hand a high pitched note, but on another hand enough bass to see the subwoofers play it:
"Standing in the room, based on your sense of hearing alone, you’d never know that the loudspeaker was blasting an irritatingly high-pitched note. If, however, you peered into the PVC pipe, you would see the loudspeaker’s subwoofers thrumming away."
I assumed that this was the interviewers observation and not a fact, because even a mid-range driver would be moving visibly.
Considering the size of the tube, this is certainly not a driver big enough to go to lower frequencies.
(Specialized drivers at 4" can go down to 25hz though)