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That.

Technically one should be able to fit in a third rail for ground.

Jesus, are you going to even have time to stand still long enough to eat or drink?

But for calling in an air strike for zombies, it'd probably be adequate.

Yes, I am reveling in Ravel.

But you're no longer discussing a small footprint subwoofer for the office, which is what this thread was originally about. How do the smaller Velodynes do, performance wise? For a small room/office, the Sunfires are perfect. I'm-a gonna have to ask my boss to borrow his.

No, I don't. Or maybe it's so that it resembles the classic woman's figure/coke bottle shape.

You need to discover U.N. Owen Was Her?.

Not yet. (makes a note of it) Thanks for the rec.

Hey, wow, now you're completely gone. That's some pretty fancy camerawork.

(wiggles eyebrows, smirks appreciatively)

Almost verbatim. Maybe it's something about the physics of the baffle.

No, but what's it driving, air? I mean, c'mon, air?

from TAS Editor Robert Harley on "The Best Stereo System I've Ever Heard"

My favorite example of extreme subwoofer-ism is the Krell Master Reference, with two 15" drivers with a 3 inch excursion. That fucker weighs 400 pounds. Text used to read thusly.

Response #1 -- I think you'd do well with either one, but you'd have to like cats in Hirsch's case (and before you even ask, yes, cats like elephants). Response #2 -- we live in an international market these days, so we're all virtual neighbors!

Hot. No, literally, I mean hot.

Easily my favorite of his operas. That spaceship section at the end is epic.

Yeah, it appears to be completely gone in the new pic.

Actually, it's Maconimics, because MacBooks work the same way.

I accidentally drove one of my old True Sub Jr.'s at extremely high volumes, and saw the driver excurse, so I can tell you it actually is.

There's lettering?