Anyone mind interpreting that graph? I have no clue what the 'tonality' of an electric motor is. Im not sure why they would use such an obscure variable to show how quiet (or not quiet) their motor is?
Edit: From that other site that is Pink
'Tonality is described as the harmony of sounds and the unit is measured by comparing the amplitude of the tonal note against the surrounding frequencies. Basically, it’s how annoying the sound is and the Fuel EX-e clocks in at 0.1 on the tonality scale, compared to another competitor’s motor that was almost four times higher.'
July 12, 2022, 11:01 a.m. - Shoreboy
Anyone mind interpreting that graph? I have no clue what the 'tonality' of an electric motor is. Im not sure why they would use such an obscure variable to show how quiet (or not quiet) their motor is? Edit: From that other site that is Pink 'Tonality is described as the harmony of sounds and the unit is measured by comparing the amplitude of the tonal note against the surrounding frequencies. Basically, it’s how annoying the sound is and the Fuel EX-e clocks in at 0.1 on the tonality scale, compared to another competitor’s motor that was almost four times higher.'