The most insane speaker I've ever seen

[AdamK]

I was thinking of adding this to my home theater room.

110db/1w with 6400 watts going to it - Sounds like a Richie build.

AdamK

[Twigley]

What a waste of money, he should of donated it to charity.
I wonder if it does anything other than shake the floor

[Plexi]

HA thats a wuss machine.. he needs to use these horns..
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science ... udspeaker/

And then maybe this system for your car..i'll post the first paragraph..then the link if you want to see how insane some things are.
My brother used to be into this kind of stuff.. He used to be in all those competitions with his astro van..

"""Feel the Noise


In the belly of "The Beast," behind pressure-sealed doors and a blastproof windshield 3 inches thick, lies a 48-speaker, 175-decibel, 48,000-watt sound system eight times louder than a 747. Get ready to Rumble.

By Jack Boulware

The sound threshold for pain is 125 decibels. A rock concert maxes out at 130 decibels. The roar of a jet aircraft, one of the loudest sounds in the everyday world, measures about 150. If you walked up to a 747 at maximum thrust and stuck your head inside an engine, the noise would blast through your eardrums and fry the tiny cilia lining your auditory canal. You'd go deaf in an instant, but that would be the least of it - the force of the sound waves would liquefy your bowels, and you would die in a puddle of your own diarrhea. """

[Benboom]

>the force of the sound waves would liquefy your bowels, and you would die in a puddle of your own diarrhea

And that's before you even hear the guy's chops!

[Graydon]

I've always wanted to do something similar to this. I figured if I ever built my own home, I would incorporate a nice big pair of subwoofers into the concrete work when building the foundation. We ended up buying a prebuilt house last year though and I don't plan to move any time soon (or the rest of this century for that matter) so I don't know if I'll ever get to build my monster-woofer.