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May be old news but this part of the forums is not exactly high traffic lol.

Id like to hear one of those bad boys. Well, feel rather.

"If youre paddling upstream in a canoe and a
wheel falls off, how many pancakes fit in a doghouse? None! Icecream doesn't have bones!!!"

Thats incredible. So how long do you think it would take to vibrate lose all the solder connection on your car? I don't think the ECU would be able to take that kind of abuse for very long.

Obvisuly pretty much pointless except for competition use though.

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What the hell kind of encolsure would this be put in? HEHEHE! My neighbors would sue me for there tv being stuck in their celing

"If youre paddling upstream in a canoe and a
wheel falls off, how many pancakes fit in a doghouse? None! Icecream doesn't have bones!!!"

Shoot! Tune this ting for 40Hz and below!!! "door come off hinges"

"If youre paddling upstream in a canoe and a
wheel falls off, how many pancakes fit in a doghouse? None! Icecream doesn't have bones!!!"

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I would think that it would tune lower than 18Hz.. Mabie a good enclosure would better it!

"If youre paddling upstream in a canoe and a
wheel falls off, how many pancakes fit in a doghouse? None! Icecream doesn't have bones!!!"

The hard part would be finding an amp that would send signals lower than 20 Hz. Generally amps filter these out, there is a mathmatical formula to calculate what generally happens, but just for example (random numbers off the top of my head), generally if you sent a 5 hz signal to a regular amp, your speakers would more likely recieve a 17-19 Hz, signal.

Gotta love that sub-sonic stuff, the stuff you don't hear, only feel, thats where the Hz, is Hurtz!

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Should have won the award for "Most refined application of [-peep-] technology"

Seriously, less than 86db sensitivity? That means a person with a 96db sensitivity speaker can produce the SAME PEAK OUTPUT using 500W, rather than 5000W. The only reason they do this POOR design comprimise is that 500W speakers with such sensitivity don't exist. But 100W units do. And think of that, 100W gets you the same SPL as 1000W. In fact, you'd need at least 100W on YOUR FAVORITE SPEAKER just to hear it murmur! Hah!

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Thats not my favorite speaker LMAO.

"If youre paddling upstream in a canoe and a
wheel falls off, how many pancakes fit in a doghouse? None! Icecream doesn't have bones!!!"

I understand it's all about putting out the loudest sound regardless of power requirement, but I'd rather have a couple 50W subs with 96db sensitivity than a couple of those driven with 500W producing the same volume levels. That's right, I'd drive those with 500W at most unless I was at a competition where 5000W would be prefered.

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