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I remember reading about some specialty tube based Drum and Bass speakers that went much lower and much more powerful than even commercial subwoofers that could
by AngryData 6y ago
I remember reading about some specialty tube based Drum and Bass speakers that went much lower and much more powerful than even commercial subwoofers that could probably help. They were notable because they were causing structural damage to venues. That said, not sure how you would set that up in a museum setting because even a "sound proof" room wouldn't be able to contain such powerful shocks of sound and air.
- h2odragon 6y agoLong ago, I did "big bass" speakers systems in cars as a hobby / sideline. People would install huge stereos and then wonder, a few months later, why everything was now loose and rattling in the car, even when they weren't using the sound system. I personally launched the back window out of a station wagon with Beethoven once. I'm still proud of that one. I've never been around artillery, but have used small slow explosives for stumps; and that solid shock thump is in the neighborhood of what big drums give but it's like saying a puddle is in the neighborhood of the ocean. Its sound you feel.
- chiph 6y agoI never got into the "Let's fill the bed of a minitruck with drivers" part of car audio, but I was surprised to notice that there are some vintage Bass 305 CDs on sale on Discogs in the $300-$500 range. Crazy.