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Giant subwoofer

I remember seeing a few years ago on the internet someone who designed their house foundation to be a giant subwoofer. I am trying to find this site again to show some friends the options of taking audio to extremes, (yes, happy extremes). Any other ideas would also be appreciated. Thanks, David.
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ontjesr
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This may be it --

http://www.royaldevice.com/custom.htm
rives
953 posts
 
Here it is:
Donna Subwoofer
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gawdbless
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I think the earth will shift axis when that system Is on full throttle.lol
elevick
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That guy was nuts designed a series of baffles in his foundation! My wife would divorce me for that one...
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davt OP
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Thanks, I also found this a little extreme but can appreciate the passion to eck out that last little bit of a bass note. Scroll down to see the instalation of a horn driven woofer. http://www.galibierdesign.com/systems_kevin_brooks.html
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gawdbless
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A foundation/sub woofer, seems quite normal to me. One could tell the missus that Its either an air raid shelter In these troubled times or could be used as a spare bedroom, remembering of course not to turn It up too loud when In use!.
dazzdax
599 posts
 
This is not a living room or "normal" listening room any longer! This is more like a mastering/monitoring studio!

Chris
pbb
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What do you put in the listing once you want to sell your sub-sub-woofered house?
tbg
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Wine cellar included. I would imagine that the Thigpen rotary woofer would equal it up to at least 20 Hz. It too might be difficult to disengage from ones house.
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