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phins hes canadian you cant break him, he's like a sturdy lamp made of concrete you can drop him all you want all thatll break is a cheap little bulb...yeah i dont know where im going with this.
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Originally Posted by phinsup' post='918579' date='Mar 17 2009, 08:45 PM
Little did I know it had become so serial in here. I am just trying to psych you out so you don't move into second in the arcade.
hmmm, arcade
haven't been in weeks, thanks for the reemind
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Originally Posted by defprun' post='918581' date='Mar 17 2009, 10:04 PM
phins hes canadian you cant break him, he's like a sturdy lamp made of concrete you can drop him all you want all thatll break is a cheap little bulb...yeah i dont know where im going with this.
where the hell is Colin? did he burn his computer for heat?
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From: Stuart, FL
Originally Posted by 1988RedT2' post='918630' date='Mar 18 2009, 03:19 PM
You stay the hell out of there, you hear me?! 
Stop dude he's really sensitive, just be nice to him.
You don't worry yer welcome in the arcade any time you want......
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Originally Posted by 75 Repu' post='918610' date='Mar 18 2009, 01:15 PM
they dont have volume ***** in canada?
It's just the low frequency sound, the voices are actually recorded slightly quieter than on some other movies. So it would require knowing in advance that when buddy sticks the machine gun through the hole in the wall and opens up that it is going to be particularily loud on this specific movie. I had already spent quite a lot of time adjusting the level of the sub amp to match and sound good when playing music and other movies.
And it's not actually that loud, since it is apparently recorded at a frequency near the lower level that the human ear can hear, it's largely vibration. The extremely low frequencies use very long travels of the sub driver and radiator. With it also being machine guns and explosions, the sound is much more violent, rapid and lower frequency than the bass in music, so more likely to cause damage by the looks of it.
The glue seam between the spider and pole piece on this sub doesn't look nearly as sturdy as the one from my 14 year old car subwoofer though, they could have made it a lot stronger for pretty cheap.
