Did you have the audio on (as in listening to their description of the entire test)?
Organ pedal tones can go down to 16Hz, below that is probably not of much use for music reproduction. https://itprospt.com/num/12125361/the-lowest-pedal-note-on-a-large-pipe-organ-has-a-fundamental
Yes but everything under your feet vibrates in a church with organs...I doubt churches have bass traps ...
True. IME in a cathedral that low pedal is more of a shaking sensation. However, the church situation is somewhat in contrast to approaching 5Hz by way of glissando from some higher pitch, and or if using headphones rather than literally shaking the room with pressure waves.
Fun fact: 5Hz wavelength is roughly 68 meters. That is about width of a soccer field, or about 20 bedrooms side by side. This makes very hard to imagine a system capable of any meaningful SPL that would fit into a bedroom. Hopefully it is true system, looking forward seeing what it is.
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