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This theory refers to the tonotopic organization of the cochlea and states that sound travels into the ear and goes through the holes of the cochlea and that is how different sounds are heard. The reason this theory says "holes" is because when the doctors performed an autopsy report and saw the cochlea, it looks as though it is a cluster of holes when cut in half.

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The place theory states that the cochlea is similar to piano keys. The theory is that sound comes into the cochlea and somehow presses down in certain places to create a different sound heard. The theory is correct in the sense that it describes the tonotopic organization and depression of the cochlea.

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The theory states that the sound creates a wave motion in the fluid of the cochlea and where it lands determines what sound is processed.

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This theory takes place in the 8th cranial nerve. It states that sound somehow stimulates the nerve and the nerve will fire a signal equal to the number of hertz from the sound.

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This is a combination of two other theories. It states that Volley theory is used for low frequencies while place theory is referred to for the high frequencies perceived.

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This theory was built off of the frequency theory and states that since a nerve can only fire a signal of up to 400 times, and a human can hear up to 20,000 hertz, that many nerves are required in order to perceive a sound.