Can you feel the subs when you are standing on the ground?

http://www.axiomaudio.com/research_SubwooferMeasuringTower.html

If they aren't secured correctly, I bet you can really feel them.

Well in that case whoever messed that up could call it a drop test

By the way, welcome to the board. Hopefully someone from Axiom can give you a serious answer in a little while.

Thanks.... I have been reading for a while but due to it being the middle of the night I thought of that stupid question and had to register lol

Just a guess on my part, but I doubt they can feel the sub from the ground. The sub's frequency response is measured, with the sub in the air, so that there are no reflections from any surface, specifically the ground, that could influence the results. Welcome to the forum!!!

I assumed so, was joking :P

Just curious Axiom,

The Telco where I work has to hire licensed tower climbers (by law) to do any work on our cell towers. Is that tower high enough you have to do the same or would the regulations even be the same in Ontario?

Hi Jared555, No you can't feel the subs on the ground, in fact you can barely hear it. We use walkie-talkies between the person in the lab and the one at the pole so that the person at the pole knows when the sweep is finished. We sweep at around 100 dB.

Debbie Swinton
Axiom Audio

Oh my god, it's another Axiom staffer. Are we going to be seeing a lot of you, Debbie? (not that that would be a bad thing, by any stretch of the imagination!)

Maybe the Axiom staff has a post quota to fill by the end of the year.

More than likely, though, it's whoever drew the short straw for that day. With a pat on the shoulder, "It's your turn to talk to the animals."

LOL! Thanks for the back-up.