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LFE
(redirected from Low Frequency Effects)

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LFELow Frequency Effects
LFELean Front End (software)
LFELearning From Experience
LFELarge Final Emitter (environment)
LFELaminar Flow Element
LFELeicester, Forest, East
LFELow Frequency Encoding (subwoofer sound channel on Dolby Digital 5.1 format)
LFELive Fire Exercise
LFELoss of Future Earnings
LFELove for Ever
LFELaboratory for Electronics Inc.
LFELowest Flood Elevation
LFELanding Field Elevation (airport elevation)
LFELead Field Engineer


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The "5" refers to the five main channels - left front, center front, right front, left surround and right surround - while the "1" refers to the low frequency effects channel or sub-woofer.
Neural Audio Technology Delivers 5.1 Surround Sound Innovation For ... by Business Wire
1" discrete channels of audio -- five full frequency channels: Left, Center, Right, Left Surround, Right Surround, and a Low Frequency Effects -- LFE -- channel.
C-Cube First to Receive Dolby Digital Certification for Integrated ... by Business Wire
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