Wow 300 db

 

Bronze Member
Username: Dualshotty

Post Number: 83
Registered: Jul-06
ok so yesterday i went into circuit city to look at a box for subs and thsi guy come to help me and hes all ya i am running two mtx5500 on a kicker 06zx7501 amp and i said cool he goes ya i built a box for them and they did good at a comp they were 152 db but wen i put them in this box they did 300db so he says u definately want this box fyi the box was sealed and 400 dollars,i have never seen someone lie so much to sell stuff
lol
 

Silver Member
Username: Eprussian07

Post Number: 113
Registered: Oct-05
lol, good stuff.... I wish I was there :-)
 

Gold Member
Username: Bestmankind

Los Angeles, CA USA

Post Number: 4289
Registered: Oct-05
rofl. that has to be the biggest idiot circuit city has ever produced.
 

Gold Member
Username: Rovin

Trinidad & T...

Post Number: 8465
Registered: Jul-05
we all should go 2 that guy 2 hook us up since his 2 subs install is louder than thunder & a exploding volcanoe - LOL ! .....
 

Bronze Member
Username: Dualshotty

Post Number: 84
Registered: Jul-06
i know i shuda said well ill buy the same stuff u got and pay55 for install and ill be happy if u give me 250db
 

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Username: Drivingreckless

Near tampa, Florida United state...

Post Number: 1358
Registered: Apr-06
if i wuz thier i wouldve called him an idiot and laughed then walk away...
 

Bronze Member
Username: Dualshotty

Post Number: 85
Registered: Jul-06
i said that best buy said they cud get me 400db then walked away does that count
 

Silver Member
Username: Troy81

Tavernier, Fl Us

Post Number: 605
Registered: Mar-06
i would have pulled down my pants and takin a sh1t, seen his reaction then walked away
 

Gold Member
Username: Chaunb3400

Huntsville, Alabama U.S.

Post Number: 8006
Registered: Jul-05
so when did the world explode???
 

Gold Member
Username: Bestmankind

Los Angeles, CA USA

Post Number: 4290
Registered: Oct-05
"i would have pulled down my pants and takin a sh1t, seen his reaction then walked away"

LMAO. HAHAHAHA
 

Bronze Member
Username: Luisdelbronx

Post Number: 16
Registered: Jan-06
so if you see anybody on here bragging that their system can hit 300db, you know this guy got to them..
 

Bronze Member
Username: Dualshotty

Post Number: 91
Registered: Jul-06
yep so u can prolly make 1 sony 10 inch xplode from walmart hit 200 thas pretty cool
 

Gold Member
Username: Sploosh56

Ohio

Post Number: 1422
Registered: May-04
the space shuttle couldn't even hit 300 dB
 

Bronze Member
Username: Sofakingcool2007

Post Number: 11
Registered: Jul-06
isnt the highest dB possible (in air, not water) around 190?
 

Gold Member
Username: Chaunb3400

Huntsville, Alabama U.S.

Post Number: 8015
Registered: Jul-05
pretty sure both of these where above 190

http://www.maa.org/features/mathchat/mathchat_2_07_02.html
 

Bronze Member
Username: Dualshotty

Post Number: 96
Registered: Jul-06
u can go above 190 but it does depend on air chamber vacuums and sea level which affects air pressure but you wont ever top 220
 

Bronze Member
Username: Justblaze

St.Louis, MO USA

Post Number: 41
Registered: Jun-06
that makes me sick. and whats even sadder, most of the time the lies work when some noob comes in wanting some subs.
 

Silver Member
Username: Djbeanpole

Naptown, Indiana USA

Post Number: 248
Registered: Nov-05
What Rovin said earlier is correct. I'll have to find the list but some volcano exploded somewhere that went over 300dB.

Here it is. That is RIDICULOUS. I wonder how they figure that out?

http://www.makeitlouder.com/Decibel%20Level%20Chart.txt
 

Silver Member
Username: Djbeanpole

Naptown, Indiana USA

Post Number: 249
Registered: Nov-05
Ok so I did some more reading because I couldn't quite comprehend how in the hell you can measure something from 160dB and beyond. The whole page is a very good read if you ask me...

...another reason for normalizing conversions are that objects that are very large, like earthquakes and hurricanes are confusing. For example, while holding a sound level meter the decibel reading during an earthquake or hurricane may reach 110 db to 160 db (P), although using the power rule to conversions: twice the area = + 3 db, or half the area = -3 db. Converting to a distance of 1 meter equals a hemisphere of 6.28 square meters, yields more correct values of 250 db to 300 db (N).Volcanos or nuclear bombs are difficult because no sound meters could survive them at very close range.
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