Macintosh subwoofer

[GTNJ]

ffi

Yes, but driving at the speed of sound can you hear the subwoofer at all?:lol[/QUOTE


The answer is "yes" because the speaker is traveling at the same speed in the same enclosure!:biggrin :lol :rofl :cheers

Professor Pockets

Professor Pockets did you take into consideration the Dynamic characteristics of theoretical quantum and applied differential mechatronics ? :biggrin

 

[Beach-GT]

On second thought I guess they got deleted. They used to be there. :eek

OK, So I re-posted them and now they all seem to be there. Pics out the wazzoo. I can't figure the photo search system out I guess. :eek

 

[Edson]

OK, So I re-posted them and now they all seem to be there. Pics out the wazzoo. I can't figure the photo search system out I guess. :eek

Thanks for the repost. This is a big help.


Edson

 

[Empty Pockets]

ffi

Professor Pockets did you take into consideration the Dynamic characteristics of theoretical quantum and applied differential mechatronics ? :biggrin

Hey, Jeeerzee, thanks for the P.M. advising me of this post!!!!!:rofl

Now, as a prolegomenon, let me state not ONLY did I take all your afore mentioned factors into consideration, but additionally the inverse function of the thermodynamic effects present when electronically generated audio emmissions are exposed to excessive velosities obtained external to any given enclosed space in which they may be present...and found my postulation (as stated) is, in fact, 'sound' and accepted by nearly all neoteric individuals of the scientific persuasion. I pondered a prolifera of additional factors as well, but found them, in the end, puerile and not germane to the process. Therefore, in the interest of brevity, I'll not delineate. :cool

 

[GTNJ]

ffi


Hey, Jeeerzee, thanks for the P.M. advising me of this post!!!!!:rofl

Now, as a prolegomenon, let me state not ONLY did I take all your afore mentioned factors into consideration, but additionally the inverse function of the thermodynamic effects present when electronically generated audio emmissions are exposed to excessive velosities obtained external to any given enclosed space in which they may be present...and found my postulation (as stated) is, in fact, 'sound' and accepted by nearly all neoteric individuals of the scientific persuasion. I pondered a prolifera of additional factors as well, but found them, in the end, puerile and not germane to the process. Therefore, in the interest of brevity, I'll not delineate. :cool

AHH.. Yes of course !

 

[Spirit]

Now, as a prolegomenon, let me state not ONLY did I take all your afore mentioned factors into consideration, but additionally the inverse function of the thermodynamic effects present when electronically generated audio emmissions are exposed to excessive velosities obtained external to any given enclosed space in which they may be present...and found my postulation (as stated) is, in fact, 'sound' and accepted by nearly all neoteric individuals of the scientific persuasion. I pondered a prolifera of additional factors as well, but found them, in the end, puerile and not germane to the process. Therefore, in the interest of brevity, I'll not delineate.

This discussion is way above my pay scale.:bang

 

[Empty Pockets]

This discussion is way above my pay scale.:bang

Ooops! 'Sorry, Spirit! A new "Webster's" is winging it's way 2U at this very moment, sir! :thumbsup :cheers

 

[Spirit]

Ooops! 'Sorry, Spirit! A new "Webster's" is winging it's way 2U at this very moment, sir! :thumbsup :cheers

I sure hope it's the "pocket" version.:lol :banana :lol

 

[Empty Pockets]

I sure hope it's the "pocket" version.:lol :banana :lol[/QUOTE]

:rofl :rofl :rofl :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup 'Tis! 'Tis!