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<blockquote data-quote="PV Audio" data-source="post: 1171428" data-attributes="member: 554493"><p>i dont care under ideal circumstances, i am talking THIS one, and everyone who builds a subwoofer for their musical enjoyment, not trying to set off car alarms outside of their buildings. everything else is irrelevant. making the situation optimal for something that is secondary is unimportant. knowing my neighbor has a 15&quot; avy in a sofaclosure in his HT room ABOVE his garage, mind u, and has never set anything off...i&#039;m going to bet he hasn&#039;t either. the walls and floor will damp most of the vibrations. so, again, the chance that he did this especially in a setup that is even able to fit a dorm room is 99.998% unlikely. ever wonder why people complain about loud bass in dorms? maybe because those vibrations are being sucked up by the walls of their rooms. not really sure what else u need for me to convince you, but i&#039;m 99.998% sure that this didn&#039;t happen.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PV Audio, post: 1171428, member: 554493"] i dont care under ideal circumstances, i am talking THIS one, and everyone who builds a subwoofer for their musical enjoyment, not trying to set off car alarms outside of their buildings. everything else is irrelevant. making the situation optimal for something that is secondary is unimportant. knowing my neighbor has a 15" avy in a sofaclosure in his HT room ABOVE his garage, mind u, and has never set anything off...i'm going to bet he hasn't either. the walls and floor will damp most of the vibrations. so, again, the chance that he did this especially in a setup that is even able to fit a dorm room is 99.998% unlikely. ever wonder why people complain about loud bass in dorms? maybe because those vibrations are being sucked up by the walls of their rooms. not really sure what else u need for me to convince you, but i'm 99.998% sure that this didn't happen. [/QUOTE]

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