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**Floatingblue**

I've been wondering what frequency Europe's largest harmonically tuned bell was cast for, but can't find the info anywhere. I would just play a video of it being rung during the opening ceremony, but I don't have the means to determine the frequency. Does anyone know?

**Floatingblue**

No takers?

**The Evil AC** I am not a number!!! User ID: 666 10-22-2012 02:12 AM

1.21 giggawatts

**Bean There** lop guest User ID: 128599 10-22-2012 02:20 AM

Interesting question.

**the Questeon?**

don't know , what frequency do you believe it is?

since its big , I'd say 15 hz with harmonics past the limits of human hearing doomed

**Floatingblue**

the Questeon? Wrote:

don't know , what frequency do you believe it is?

since its big , I'd say 15 hz with harmonics past the limits of human hearing

I'm curious to see if they tuned the fundamental to one of the solfeggio frequencies (probably on a lower octave). In my way of thinking, if they're going to go through the trouble and expense to order it that way, there would have to be a reason behind the choice of frequency.

I realize it may be tough to pin down the fundamental because that thing will have all sorts of crazy harmonics, but I'd still love to know.

**Son of the Widow**

I think its every four years. chuckle

**Floatingblue**

Widows Son Wrote:

I think its every four years.

Nice

**the Questeon?**

Floatingblue Wrote:

the Questeon? Wrote:
don't know , what frequency do you believe it is?

since its big , I'd say 15 hz with harmonics past the limits of human hearing

I'm curious to see if they tuned the fundamental to one of the solfeggio frequencies (probably on a lower octave). In my way of thinking, if they're going to go through the trouble and expense to order it that way, there would have to be a reason behind the choice of frequency.

I realize it may be tough to pin down the fundamental because that thing will have all sorts of crazy harmonics, but I'd still love to know.

the solfeggio would be great for the people so the Ill's wouldn't have allowed that... probably some damaging/spell frequency