ever since i updated my Audio system, i've wondered "why is the AV room so warm after i've finished watching some movies, like WOTW" ?

i think i've found it.

in a lightning stroke of genius, i measured the AV room's wall temperature, before and after playing WOTW.
what a surprise when i found out that the difference was a full 3°c warmer; in fact, a good 3.12°c average increase!

the only reason i see for this to happen is the walls flexing; and by doing so, they heat up because of friction at the molecular level within the wall structure.

sounds like good science, doesn't it?
i just need someone to repeat the experiment in order to confirm it's validity.

Heat? Cool!

Send me your sub and your walls and I'll try it here!

Cool,

I'm one day late for this april fool :

It could be axiom that build a good amp to power your sub and dissipate that much heat in your room.
Do you know they take care of customers at winter period ?
When you pay for an axiom sub it's way more than for listening music.
You should thanks them.
Subs are in fact electric radiators.
They own contracts with a radiator company :p

Look at computer graphic cards, it's same story :p

Really, JB? Molecular agitation from the walls bending?
If you're gonna stretch the physical world that far for a theory, your thoughts would be better spent in alchemy or ghost hunting.

Shhhhh! I'm trying to get a sub out of this!

Sorry.

And I thought it was new walls you were after to unsquare your room.

No, Dan, I've been in it. It's not just square, it's a freakin' cube-----and it's irrepairable. It couldn't be rectangularized with all the drywall in Chiner. (Ha! Remember when it was just "tea?")