Re: OT. Other forums have a Music thread.
No way to calculate it without knowing its peak SPL over what BW, distance, but in general it would probably take all the 210s ever made to match the low end peak SPL of some modern concerts [~145-150 dB/10 m].
At 1 m this will modulate [flex] a home size concrete block building. Talk about 'moving your world'! I wish I could live long enough to collect on investing in hearing aid related ventures for this and future generations of large hard/acid/punk/whatever rock concert fans.
There's folks on some subwoofer, HT forums running powerful subs down to <10 Hz at up to +10 over THX reference [125 dB/listening position]. I guess I would too if I had a house that could take it since the lower one goes, the 'fuller', more real, the performance seems to me.
GM
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Bummer, thought maybe you had beat me back to some functioning Altecs. I am inching closer though.
GM
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AB, All the videos are missing from this thread, at least on my computer? Attachment 3106
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Not getting the video.
It's an ongoing problem.any ideas?
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mah
Not getting the video.
It's an ongoing problem.any ideas?
They all display fine on my computer/browser. I would say either it's your browser (try a different browser) or you need to uninstall and re-install adobe flash player (or update flash player).
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Hmm, don't know squat about this stuff, but this new laptop doesn't have Adobe Flasher Player based on some sites saying I need to install it to view their videos plus nothing pops up when doing a program search for it, but they display/work fine for me, so any clue what I'm missing?
Is it embedded in Chrome, yet can't be found doing a laptop search?
GM
