Eric C D
Second Unit
- Joined
- Mar 14, 2001
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I think the problem is inconsistent experiment protocols - there's too many variables in material weight and clothing construction. I suggest eliminating those to make for a repeatable experiment. And as long as the experiment is being designed from scratch, I suggest testing at the most sensitive end of the threshold, so that if movement is not observed it should be able to eliminate it as a phenomena from those wearing less sensitive outfits such as denim jeans.
My suggested experiment is: get your favorite SI swimsuit model to come over in a short dress made of thin silk (there - consistent sensitive material and clothing construction!). Have her stand near your subwoofer while you play your choice of bass passages (I think I'd opt for Barry White ) and see if the hem flaps.
Anyone want to volunteer to conduct the experiment?
enjoy,
P.S. Mark me down as one who's felt their pant leg vibrate.
P.P.S. Or maybe it was just me aquiver with joy at my new sub's performance.
My suggested experiment is: get your favorite SI swimsuit model to come over in a short dress made of thin silk (there - consistent sensitive material and clothing construction!). Have her stand near your subwoofer while you play your choice of bass passages (I think I'd opt for Barry White ) and see if the hem flaps.
Anyone want to volunteer to conduct the experiment?
enjoy,
P.S. Mark me down as one who's felt their pant leg vibrate.
P.P.S. Or maybe it was just me aquiver with joy at my new sub's performance.