33 Animals Loaded
Hearing Range:
96 Hz - 49 kHz
Octave Bandwidth:
9.0 8va
Perception Category:
Ultrasound Capable
Audio Source & Test Tone
Load sample audio file to analyze animal filtering effects.
Enable Rabbit Hearing Simulation
Applies 96 Hz – 49 kHz bandpass + 1–16 kHz peak equalization based on Heffner & Masterton (1980)
Ultrasonic Perception Down-Shifter
Shifts frequencies (>20kHz) down into human audible range
Perception Blend Control
Move slider to blend between human hearing and animal hearing
Human Mode
Rabbit Mode
Full Audio Spectrum (31Hz - 19kHz)
Active Low Cutoff: 31 Hz | High Cutoff: 19 kHz
Logarithmic Frequency Range Comparison
10Hz - 150kHz Log Scale
Human
31 Hz – 19 kHz (9.3 8va)
Selected Animal (Rabbit)
96 Hz – 49 kHz (9.0 8va)
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Ultrasonic Rodent Repellents?
No, you should never use an ultrasonic rodent repeller in a room with a pet rabbit!
While humans can't hear these devices, rabbits have much more sensitive hearing and can hear the high-pitched sounds clearly. Most repellers constantly change their pitch and jump to super loud volumes—sometimes up to 100 decibels, which is as loud as a lawnmower. Manufacturers design them this way on purpose so "pests" can't get used to the noise, but keeping a rabbit in the same room with one will cause them severe stress. Plus, ultrasonic sound waves fade fast in the air and can't pass through solid objects like walls, doors, or furniture, so they aren't even very effective at getting rid of pests in other parts of the house.
Product example: "The PestChaser emits ultrasound at varying volumes (peaking at 100dB) and varying frequencies (ranging from 32 to 62 kHz) well above the range of hearing for humans and non-rodent pets like cats, dogs, birds and fish. We do not recommend using the PestChaser around rodent pets like gerbils, hamsters, ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs and other rodent pets."
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