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computer woofer mod(to see vibrations from the speakers)

computer woofer mod(to see vibrations from the speakers)

Many people have woofers.And they are pleased with it.
But
Listening to music only is no fun.Most woofers don't have exposed speakers.they are mostly inside.
And those woofers that have speakers outside are expensive.They are for cars(pimp cars).
You wanna see speakers pumping bass according to the music.What can you do?
With this mod,you can simulate the vibrations of the speakers
 
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Step 1What you need

What you need
you'll need just a few items
*scissors
*markers(your choice of colors)
*paper(A4paper is not a bad idea)
*tape
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16 comments
Oct 16, 2011. 6:52 AMbowmaster says:
My Coby speaker system has an exposed woofer. I got it at big lots for $25 a few years ago.
Feb 17, 2010. 7:40 PMjj.inc says:
 This was cool and easy, the perfect combination
Aug 21, 2008. 7:16 AMbumpus says:
That song has "okay" bass, I added a true bass test to my comment... Hope you like it!
Jun 21, 2009. 8:33 PMbrendanvista says:
Dude, that is one of the best woofer test I have come across. My subs sound amazing!
Aug 21, 2008. 2:45 AMJosho says:
Why not just cut a hole in the side and stick a window in it?
Feb 6, 2009. 10:53 PMlouisbh0 says:
naaah he means cut a hole in the side (so you can see the speaker) and put glass or clear perspex or whatever over the hole... i dont recommend it tho coz i dont get my kicks off watching the sub movement. haha
Aug 22, 2008. 12:18 PMmspark400 says:
i think josho means cut a hole and install a window in your speaker enclosure so you can see the cone moving.
Aug 23, 2008. 10:46 AMmspark400 says:
nor would i. just explaining. but if you did make the window with plexiglass and made it seal correctly, it would be pretty cool with some leds in there. actually you maybe even able to make the cabinet out of plexiglass or lexan. that would be pretty sweet.
Aug 22, 2008. 6:28 AMmchenson says:
Try this: Tape a small piece of tin-foil on the speaker cone. Turn on the music. Now shine a laser on the foil so it reflects on to a wall. Stare at your music.
Aug 20, 2008. 9:50 PMalex-sharetskiy says:
Now all i have to do is get rid of my neighbors...
Aug 21, 2008. 10:17 AMalex-sharetskiy says:
oh, but my street is getting re-paved today, so i might as well blast bass, and see which it louder, a jack-hammer, or my audio system (which i found in trash lol)

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