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<blockquote data-quote="GordonW" data-source="post: 1964230" data-attributes="member: 568981">Knowing their penchant for using pro audio stuff (as was alluded to just above), I&#039;d like to see &#039;em use one of Tom Danley&#039;s Servodrive Contrabass or the Bass Tech 7 servo subs. Those things can generate so much air movement, it&#039;d be hard NOT to bend metal.<a href="http://www.servodrive.com/basstech7.html" target="_blank">http://www.servodrive.com/basstech7.html</a>I&#039;ve known people with the Contrabass subs, that have actually CRACKED THE FRAMEWORK of their houses. Buddy of mine, who had one in his house, has STILL yet to manage to get around to fixing all the cracks in the plaster! And this was in a 60 year old house... back when they actually built houses out of REAL STUFF... when a 2x4 was actually 2 inches by 4 inches (instead of 1.5&quot; x 3.5&quot; like it is now)...Regards,Gordon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GordonW, post: 1964230, member: 568981"] Knowing their penchant for using pro audio stuff (as was alluded to just above), I'd like to see 'em use one of Tom Danley's Servodrive Contrabass or the Bass Tech 7 servo subs. Those things can generate so much air movement, it'd be hard NOT to bend metal. [URL="http://www.servodrive.com/basstech7.html"]http://www.servodrive.com/basstech7.html[/URL] I've known people with the Contrabass subs, that have actually CRACKED THE FRAMEWORK of their houses. Buddy of mine, who had one in his house, has STILL yet to manage to get around to fixing all the cracks in the plaster! And this was in a 60 year old house... back when they actually built houses out of REAL STUFF... when a 2x4 was actually 2 inches by 4 inches (instead of 1.5" x 3.5" like it is now)... Regards, Gordon. [/QUOTE]

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