You read me well. ; ) that's exactly what I am planning.... if you ever get a chance to try it you should...it sounds so open that way. : )
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EQ's will drive you crazy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my6vhMvTNrw
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here are two low fz songs as such to see just how low your speakers go.
both with sub 10 cycle notes.
the woofer cooker -
Woofer Cooker Mp3 Download
and
bass, i love you -
http://www.realmofexcursion.com/audi...ssiloveyou.mp3
Being a Dub owner and lover....why would you ever do that to your Dub....: / I'm not running that through my 50 year old Altecs to see if they'll survive. I love them too much to put them through that. Awesome video though. :)
I like my bass too, If it's clean.
BTW a tin can makes for the worst speaker cabinet.
well now,
you don't have to turn it All The Way Up.
(and the person that made this vid knows better)
woofer cooker workin the furniture -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBS-aOJ48FI
bass i love you woofer excursion -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHAIS_zGNUs
Don't remember the exact year or place, but it could have been in 67 or 68 that one of the bigger HiFi shops between Boston & Cambridge had a display of what had to be an acoustic suspension woofer of about the 12" variety. This was connected to an amp of sufficient power and of such a frequency that the woofer went about its business going to near maximum excursion all day long. It appeared to me moving somewhere about 3/4 to 1 inch total. Didn't make a sound, but looked to be in the 2 to 3 hz range. Also don't know if the voice coil was beefed up to handle that duty. It was interesting to watch. Didn't laugh about it, unlike Howard Stern's speaker "test" in "Private Parts."
Anybody remember this fella?
Bass Pig 16Hz Test, Bassmaxx ZR18s ONLY - YouTube
The eminent technologies rotary subwoofer was always my favorite.
Eminent Technology: home
Rotary Subwoofer - Worlds Lowest Freq Subwoofer - YouTube