Avalanche hair trick!

[sephiroth619 10+ year member]

look down biaa

LOL!!

 

[jellyfish420 10+ year member]

look down biaa

yeah...i finally made a sig!!! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[AznRevlAzn 10+ year member]

hahaha

 

[PV Audio 5,000+ posts]

uhhh how would u ever get bass to move hair like that... wouldn't her eardrums be history long before the bass got loud enough to do that? With my subs, they tickle my ear and nose hair... but nothin like that.

actually, ur eardrums are very unlikely to go out. hearing is caused by the lil hairs in ur inner ear being stimulated what is called the tectorial. the more this stimulates the hairs, the more it moves and thus the louder the sound. obviously, the louder the sound thee more these lil hairs degrade. that is what causes hearing loss. if your eardrums went out, you'd never even get to the inner ear, and thus you wouldn't be able to hear anything.

 

[ax600 10+ year member]

That was a sick vid .to hell with a false floor .I want my xxx's in a box like that . props for a cool vid man.

 

[Killacash 10+ year member]

Hey toxic tuan, I see you reading this thread and I have a question. I'm going to purchase 4 12" Re XXX with 2 orion 2500d so how would I go about making a box like in your vids. I need hair movement and would it be a sql type box?

 

[Toxic Tuan 10+ year member]

The box is a rear horn enclosure. I designed and built the enclosure for Pete. It's a combination of quarter wave and single choke horn.

The avalanche indeed has more output than the w7. What's surprising is how musical the subs are.

How a human ear works is still not yet to be proven. Doctors and scientists go on with their own theories about the tectorial etc. Sounds odd...but true.

When Pete was over a couple weeks ago, I was driving a car in front...went Pete bumped his music...I thought it was my car and I was turning down the subwoofer gain....and was all confused. LOL...it's so loud that it feels like the bass was actually coming from my car. And yep...Pete's going deaf.

 

[Jayhawkk 10+ year member]

wish I knew enough about enclosures to build something like that cause even if I found someone around here that could it would probably cost me a mint. Nice vid and very nice set up.

 

[XDrkmanX 10+ year member]

Is there some lip syncing going on in the videos?

 

[PV Audio 5,000+ posts]

Hey toxic tuan, I see you reading this thread and I have a question. I'm going to purchase 4 12" Re XXX with 2 orion 2500d so how would I go about making a box like in your vids. I need hair movement and would it be a sql type box?

DAAAAAMN, where'd u get that much money?

 

[PV Audio 5,000+ posts]

How a human ear works is still not yet to be proven. Doctors and scientists go on with their own theories about the tectorial etc. Sounds odd...but true.

ok then, if what u are saying is true, why is it that every anatomy book that i have looked at, INCLUDING gray's anatomy concludes with the pinna>auditory canal>earrum>malleus>incus>stapes>oval window>tectorial/cochlear hairs>cochlear nerve?

fck it, no need to get off topic. how do u think one of those would sound in a "sofaclosure"?

 

[jellyfish420 10+ year member]

The box is a rear horn enclosure. I designed and built the enclosure for Pete. It's a combination of quarter wave and single choke horn.

i don't know if i understand this fully, but quarter wave's are built with the port 1/4 the length of the desired tuning. right? so what is it tuned to? but the single choke horn would be little at the start of the port and get bigger. right? and last is there anything inparticular that you should look for in a sub, for this type of box? sorry if these are dumb questions, but i wanna learn.

i bet my SS 15's would kick some @ss in a box like that:up2somet:

 

[SoLowitHrz21 10+ year member]

Thats one hell of a sec vid by this person.... sweet...

 

[Toxic Tuan 10+ year member]

ok then, if what u are saying is true, why is it that every anatomy book that i have looked at, INCLUDING gray's anatomy concludes with the pinna>auditory canal>earrum>malleus>incus>stapes>oval window>tectorial/cochlear hairs>cochlear nerve?
fck it, no need to get off topic. how do u think one of those would sound in a "sofaclosure"?

Sure, they've defined all the parts of the ears. But which is the actual part that causes us to hear? Trust me it's still a theory. If doctors have figured it out...then people would be getting surgerys rather than using hearing aides. There are some cases that doctors have been able to fix loss hearing...while other cases...the surgeries were non effective. Some theorize hairs in the cochlea convert sound vibrations to electrical impulses that travel up the auditory nerves to the brain. However, in a case study...they selected group lacked or had very little hair in the cochlea still had perfect hearing. Believe me, I did my research. This was a part of a research project a couple of years ago which involve the hypothesis of low frequencies as a pausible cause for hallucination.

Sofaclosure? hehe...that's a first. A coffee table enclosure would definitely work. Try the wicked one.

 

[nismboy6986 10+ year member]

what cd are those test tones on? that is a sick vid. hopefully in the future when i get a SUV with a big old wall combined with my dreads getting longer i can give myself a hair trick.