Subwoofer punishment? (1 Viewer)

[Vaughan]

Has anyone played the Phantom Menace opening scene at full reference ie121db or Toy story 2 at reference, so far i haven't heard of anyone playing these scenes at this level, having smily faces, just flattened woofers.Although it is a strict requirment as both sequences do contain sub-sonic frequencies.Anyone who has accomplished this feat, please let me know?

 

[Guy Usher]

I know it is referance but I dont think I have even ever heard it at that level anywhere. . . I think there is a brown note imbedded in it some where.

 

[MarcVH]

I've played Toy Story 2 at reference; the sound is certainly loud but as long as it's clean it doesn't pose problems. It doesn't bottom my dual SVS cylinders.

 

[Mark Seaton]

Reference levels? Not a problem for either of the soundtracks mentioned above to me, but I'm still waiting to use a beast that can provide the content to below 10Hz in room for things like the pod race and Ice Age's opening scene. 14-16Hz extension while at reference level is certainly still plenty of fun.

 

[BrianKR]

I have played both Toy Story II and Star Wars PM at reference on a SVS B4-Plus.

 

[Vaughan]

Brian, you are one HELLUVA lucky man!,please describe the feeling that you got when using this weapon.Have you done any benchmark tests with it yet?

 

[Vaughan]

Mark, i'm suprised that the phantam menace actually extends down to that subsonic range(10hz), previously i thought 17-20hz was the range that the sequence extended to, but GOD i'm a bit worried now.I'm sure Brain's B4 supersub, can give good output in 8-14hz range as well, assuming that your organs aren't flattened?

 

[BrianKR]

assuming that your organs aren't flattened?

I had a friend ask me if the B4+ could cause organ damage after we got done listening to a couple DVDs on it.