eg gets 'pwned'


I was going to post something similar a few days ago about this one.
http://www.audiojunkies.com/product_...product_id=223
But this one just blows it away.


http://www.mtxaudio.com/caraudio/pro...jackHammer.cfm
That sub from the link tho looks rather wussy to me... 31"? but the motor looks like it would only drive a 12".
It reminds me of the big sub that Mythbusters built.
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts


# 22" Subwoofer
# 6,000 RMS, 12,000 peak music power
# 23" tall
# 369 lbs.
# 900 ounce strontium ferrite magnet with extended magnetic field gap technology
a) give EG a hard time
b) an excuse to use 'pwned'



That sub from the link tho looks rather wussy to me... 31"? but the motor looks like it would only drive a 12".
It reminds me of the big sub that Mythbusters built.

Yes. It's a Sixty Inch Subwoofer. No, it's not new, and it's certainly not coming to a car near you soon (not even the new Renault with three iPod docks). This is a one-off custom unit built in 1997 with the help of a physicist from Georgia Tech: "The cone moves 6 inches peak to peak under full-tilt output... Unfortunately, Tim and his crew didn't realize just how much acoustical power the sub could generate, and didn't build the vehicle to contain it appropriately. Even at less than 1/2 output, the doors were blown off the tracks, and the entire vehicle ballooned in and out several inches."
For car audio freaks, bass is a weapon. Search YouTube for 'subwoofer' and you'll enter the slightly alarming world of extreme bass - clips of girls' hair blown up by the bass, and speakers catching fire under the load.
For audiophiles, bass is expensive. The biggest subwoofer in the world is an underground chamber containing 16 eighteen-inch speakers, built underneath what they call "the greatest audio room for private listening in the world". Incredibly, the sixteen speakers are all driven by one eleven-watt tube amp. That's eleven watts, not eleven kilowatts. Awesome.




















