Originally posted by: Platypus
Originally posted by: her209
http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=-rD6sra0-vE
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Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Donate them to Goodwill. Someone may not be able to afford speakers.
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Donate them to Goodwill. Someone may not be able to afford speakers.
Exactly - why destroy a perfectly fine piece of hardware?
Originally posted by: rudeguy
why not just expose the speaker wires and plug them into the wall?
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: rudeguy
why not just expose the speaker wires and plug them into the wall?
Wallplugging is popular for blowing home speakers. Some of the better built drivers (woofer) and pro audio can handle it producing a really LOUD 60Hz tone. Step up to 240VAC for even more fun. (or wire dual voice coil drivers in parallel!)
Originally posted by: rudeguy
I sold car audio for years. We blew lots of speakers this way. Some of the subs would literally dance across the floor. There were these old Orion 8" subs that we just couldn't get to blow. Damn things were immortal.
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: rudeguy
why not just expose the speaker wires and plug them into the wall?
Wallplugging is popular for blowing home speakers. Some of the better built drivers (woofer) and pro audio can handle it producing a really LOUD 60Hz tone. Step up to 240VAC for even more fun. (or wire dual voice coil drivers in parallel!)
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: rudeguy
I sold car audio for years. We blew lots of speakers this way. Some of the subs would literally dance across the floor. There were these old Orion 8" subs that we just couldn't get to blow. Damn things were immortal.
XTR series with ferrofluid in the gap?
Originally posted by: PHiuR
rubycon, what cruise ship ship do you work on...and does it have BASS?
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Those would be the ones.
I wouldn't have remembered those details...how did you?
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: PHiuR
rubycon, what cruise ship ship do you work on...and does it have BASS?
Norwegian Dawn and I run a 1000 seat theater with a 90,000 watt sound system so do the math.
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Those would be the ones.
I wouldn't have remembered those details...how did you?
A friend showed me a pair of KEF 107 bass bins with XTR10's installed in them. They were driven with a QSC Powerlight 9.0 amp and could handle it! Two 10's in a coupled cavity - sort of an isobarik arrangement where the common area has a transmission line vented to the listening area. Extremely tight, snappy response at 90Hz you'd expect from a 10 but could play very loud and clean at 20Hz which was unheard of. But it took power to get there and the woofers handled it!
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: PHiuR
rubycon, what cruise ship ship do you work on...and does it have BASS?
Norwegian Dawn and I run a 1000 seat theater with a 90,000 watt sound system so do the math.
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Those would be the ones.
I wouldn't have remembered those details...how did you?
A friend showed me a pair of KEF 107 bass bins with XTR10's installed in them. They were driven with a QSC Powerlight 9.0 amp and could handle it! Two 10's in a coupled cavity - sort of an isobarik arrangement where the common area has a transmission line vented to the listening area. Extremely tight, snappy response at 90Hz you'd expect from a 10 but could play very loud and clean at 20Hz which was unheard of. But it took power to get there and the woofers handled it!
Originally posted by: Platypus
Originally posted by: her209
http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=-rD6sra0-vE
I see this and raise you this:
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