Back To The Future

[dbsfgyd1]

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Buddy of mine just started repping this line in the New York area. Trying to convince him to get me one to demo

If it weighs less than 15 lbs, you may find some takers here....

 

[IamGroot]

 

[Jeff Scott]

"Great Scott!"
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You called?

 

[Jeff Scott]

And everyone wonders why more and more people are suffering from severe tinnitus

I guarantee it will go way beyond that.

 

[5StringBlues]

 

[Fishheadjoe]

Good-by kidney stones!
Fishheadjoe

 

[IamGroot]

Good-by kidney stones!
Fishheadjoe

Most energy in a medical lithotripter is in the 100kHz to 1 MHz range.

 

[ThisBass]

Would the mixed driver police get upset if I put a Peavey 2x10 on top of that to handle the quicker bass frequencies?

At least they would try to convince you that driver size means nothing but driver size

 

[ThisBass]

Hi Bob Ross



We all know how this will end!

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greetings

Wise(b)ass

he was pushed by reactive acoustic power, not SPL per se.
Folks frequently mismatch reactive (acoustical) power with resistive (acoustical) power.
Nice to see how folks try to fudge themself.

 

[ThisBass]

Okay, real talk. What are the practical applications of this speaker?

Improvement of radiation impedance at the lowish side of bandwidth.

 

[ElectricBass72]

450 lbs? Would need a crane to move it. I'll stick with my feather-lite 39 pound Rumble.

But it would be cool to hear a .150 gauge low B string dropped to low G, F or E. A speaker this size could produce frequencies too low for the human ear to hear. Elephants and Whales could hear it.

In the other extreme... a tweeter that would piss off dogs and bats would be funny.

 

[Basshappi]

Back naysayers!!

Six. Thousand. Watts.

It would be glorious!