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<blockquote data-quote="Lusso5" data-source="post: 315759" data-attributes="member: 549868">LOL.If you ask me 99.99 % of the members on this site are subwoofer crazy.&nbsp; Maybe you should take a body-fat composition poll along with a poll of how many sub-watts, or cubic inches of sub-driver, etc (I wouldn&#039;t know - I&#039;m not sub-crazy).&nbsp; We could set up the data sets, classes, and distributions, and get the some real statistics.&nbsp; Since most probably dont know their body-fat comp, you should probably ask thin/medium/heavy build.&nbsp; With the way sub-drivers are performing today, total continuous sub-watts driven would probably be the most simple question to identify &quot;sub-crazy&quot; dont you think?Depending on how you set up polls, some info could be skewed, so the most accurate way would be to start a thread asking for body composition (BC) and total continuous sub-watts driven (TCSwD).&nbsp; Then we could get exact wattage numbers.&nbsp; Your &quot;fat&quot; category would have to be &quot;heavy&quot;.e.g.BC: MediumTCSwD: 250If we get a few to start of, it might actually get some response.....maybe not.&nbsp; You start the thread, I&#039;ll do any statistics you want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lusso5, post: 315759, member: 549868"] LOL. If you ask me 99.99 % of the members on this site are subwoofer crazy. Maybe you should take a body-fat composition poll along with a poll of how many sub-watts, or cubic inches of sub-driver, etc (I wouldn't know - I'm not sub-crazy). We could set up the data sets, classes, and distributions, and get the some real statistics. Since most probably dont know their body-fat comp, you should probably ask thin/medium/heavy build. With the way sub-drivers are performing today, total continuous sub-watts driven would probably be the most simple question to identify "sub-crazy" dont you think? Depending on how you set up polls, some info could be skewed, so the most accurate way would be to start a thread asking for body composition (BC) and total continuous sub-watts driven (TCSwD). Then we could get exact wattage numbers. Your "fat" category would have to be "heavy". e.g. BC: Medium TCSwD: 250 If we get a few to start of, it might actually get some response.....maybe not. You start the thread, I'll do any statistics you want. [/QUOTE]

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