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    #21
    Originally posted by zeitghost
    In 2006 a new type of sound reproducer, the worlds first rotary woofer was introduced. It has specifications and performance capability like no other woofer on the market. It can reproduce sound from 0Hz to 20hz and is designed to fill in below the frequency range of existing subwoofers. Eminent Technology now faces the challenge of convincing the general public and engineers that we can hear below 20Hz and content exist that can be reproduced.

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      #22
      20Hz? Isn't that the frequency at which your arse cheeks clap when having a good fart?

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        #23
        Originally posted by Churchill View Post
        20Hz? Isn't that the frequency at which your arse cheeks clap when having a good fart?
        Frequencies below the hearing threshold would qualify as 'silent but deadly'

        'Good ones' are normally quite audible, but directionally indeterminate, until you spot the big grin on the perp.
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          #24
          Originally posted by zeitghost
          These were large 30" by 60" by 1" flat speakers using ceramic 8 permanent magnets and stretched polyester diaphragms
          I don't think I could have got those into the living room in my Paris apartment.

          And I'm still glad I never built those concrete filled "Hi-Fi Answers" speakers, for I would have had to lug them around for the rest of my life.
          Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.

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