Skip to 5:41 to hear it actually played. Although I assume you'd need very good speakers and I'm not sure if the YT audio compression is good for very low tones.
I can't speak for YouTube's specific compression, but since there's less information in low frequency sounds they should compress better than high frequency sounds.
Anecdata: the bass in low bitrate online drum and bass radio in the 2000s always came through cleaner than the mids and treble.
At least for my hearing, there is a fall off around 20hz, though that could be my headphones.
Where "sort of" depends on your personal answer to "does spending 15 minutes recording yourself making various noises with it, then editing the clips together count as "playing"?".