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Replicate a specific sound effect?
If I would approach it, I would go and try the following:
First of all, FM radio broadcasting has an upper limit of 15 KHz, and lower limit of 30 Hz. … Then a "little desktop / clock radio" would use a very small speaker which would not reproduce any sound lower than 200 Hz, so roll off frequencies under 200 Hz. …
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