Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion The Water Cooler Car Stereo Speakers

ok peter.. why dont you come on down to texas and check mine for me!!

i could use an 'expert' opinion!!

bigjohn

I confirm Curtis' assessment of the people on this forum (myself excluded, of course)

Peter,

I can't resist a scatalogical reference! I'm told that if you are eating enough fiber (most of us do not), they should float. If you're fiber-deficient, they sink.

Back to the car stereo front: comparing the car-stereo and home listening experiences is almost apples and oranges (more fiber!). I've always likened good car sound to a pair of headphones on wheels.

But it's true that because of the tiny interior space, you can get an intensity of ultra-deep bass (assuming a good car subwoofer) that extends below 20 Hz that is hard to duplicate in a living room.

Regards,

My friend El Flatuente has indeed provided these intense sounds in a tiny interior space. Sounds like somebody stepped on a duck. This thing is heading for a corn on the cob, right back at you finish.

I was told that if you ate too many fatty foods it makes them float.

You boys are sick,I always heard fatty foods=float.

I thought lots of fiber resulted in excreta that is much less likely to remain a cohesive mass.

I'm trying to be as technical as possible here for those with weak stomachs. Is it working

All one would have to do is to look at a cow pie.They eat ALOT of fiber.

Alan,

Thanks for the info. The rest of you guys have way too much time on your hands. Car audio to cow pies, I would never thought that audio would come to this. That's ok I'm a sick bastard myself . I'm glad I'm here to enjoy the hobby and experience with you guys. It’s always a good time

we have PLENTY of "cow pies" here in texas, and i have never seen one float.. theory officially debunked..

but they do bunch up pretty good after a texas flood..

bigjohn