So, after watching Because Science's video about spider sensory organs that could enable Spider-Mans' Spider-Sense, where it states that if the slit sensila on the spiders exoskeleton joints were genetically repurposed and added into the human endoskeleton joints so the subject could feel the tremors in contact with the ground (somewhat like Toph Beifong from Avatar: The Last Airbender) and this could be an advantage as sound travels faster trough the ground, I got interested in applying this sense to a character, but I still wonder what and to what extent the limitation would be?
I know this is kinda of a tricky question to answer, but you can assume that the sensory receptors work at the limit of physics as stated in the video, I just want to know how much the soft tissue sorrounding the joints would damper the sensitivity and if this could be a problem that would need to be worked around.