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I hope you find this less exciting than the vacuum cord replacement post, in which I was (rightly) chastised for being vaguely interesting
Thank you my friend, I was doing a little Snoopy dance when I found it! $15 is a completely unreasonable price for this considering that the current gen models from the same company are $1,500 !
Somebody threw this out because of a single rubber foot. As a repair guy, that is the kind of thing that never stops shocking me.
I noticed immediately it's a 12" active sub, those things go up to 1 kW IIRC. Had one over from a friend recently for a house party, believe me when I say you'll have more than enough oomph
Yeah no yeah.... this thing is fucking... bananas!
I ramped it up to as high as my amp could output and it didn't break a sweat... but the gypsum was rattling out of my walls!!! Glasses in cabinets 10m away were not tinkling... they were clanking hahha
I captured this video at mayyyybe 40% of its max output... I was taking the video for the sale ad and higher output was overwhelming my phone's mic!! https://streamable.com/obdjus
That's sick! I had two spots vibrate out of my ceiling as well, with great bass comes great responsibility