Woofer Cooker

Libertyc

ALMOST fried my sub woofer today...

Don't try this at home kids. I did - and my sub was turned up a bit little too much.

http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/s/Woofer+Cooker/2QoGSs?src=5


Its was only the PSW111 in a 12'x12' room but Holy crap. Everything was vibrating...windows/walls/pictures. S@#t was shaking.

Play at your own risk. :cool:

Jstas

Yeah, I'll bet that track destroys woofers. It's way over boosted to the point where the signal source is clipping. The Amazings I have had no problem with it but I couldn't turn up real far at all because it would start clipping. I wouldn't run that track on any equipment now that I know what it is.

Had some impressive low end though. The 12" woofers were hoppin' pretty good and the stuff on the other side of the house was rattling.

Here's a cleaner version. Your PSW111 shouldn't have any problem with it. It digs deep though. Meter was showing a lower end response in the teens. It's a fun track though!

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gdb

Wouldn't you rather play music instead of that, whatever it was?

slammin86

That gave my 10 year old altec lansing desktop sub a workout...lol..

Libertyc

Thanks John. I can't believe the PWS111 can put out that much bass. I only played it for a minuet or so. I haven't tried it on my PSW1200 yet. I don't want to break things.