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How to Use Bass Speakers as an Earthquake Simulator

How to Use Bass Speakers as an Earthquake Simulator
This Instructable is aimed at helping Earth Science teachers, Geologists, Last-minute science project students, and anyone who is willing to try a really sweet experiment out. In it, I used a bass speaker from my house and several songs from my iTunes collection.
 
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Step 1Parts Needed

Parts Needed
1 Bass Speaker, complete with mesh

3 or 4 different songs by different artists

Several different Test Materials (I used an index card, a CD, an empty Nalgene bottle, a piece of an egg carton, a piece of a composite material, and a small piece of wood.)

A software program that controls your speakers along with the bass and treble levels.
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