sounds like a washing machine with a brick in it.

@johnm3907

4 жыл бұрын

DZGunner those are great vids

@justgrayyy105

4 жыл бұрын

DZGunner that’s what my washer sounds like with a full load at full speed

@valtersvasilis

4 жыл бұрын

And looked like a stove with chimney in the start.

@crimsonhalo13

4 жыл бұрын

If only Photonicinduction was here to see this ... he'd crank up the variac and give it some big boy power ...

@JesusisJesus

4 жыл бұрын

@@crimsonhalo13 I can just imagine putting Photonic Induction in a workshop full of Russian men. If the place didn't burn down, there would definitely be some shenanigans. We just need Harald Bald & Bankrupt and Kolya to bring the Vodka made by Bearded & Bored.

A concrete speaker casing would've actually worked & be cheaper, great sounding too. Who else wants to see a concrete speaker?

@tylerbonser7686

4 жыл бұрын

No to all that

@patcholi3201

4 жыл бұрын

yes do it

@timsweden2460

4 жыл бұрын

Swedish brand make concrete speaker since 1960

@patcholi3201

4 жыл бұрын

sounds good do it

@Vikesh7896

4 жыл бұрын

Uncle Vlad see this, we need Concrete!

7:02 Me assaulting the toilet after taco bell.

@julianpat6146

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@djdondatta2784

4 жыл бұрын

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 They even laugh after that scene

@vasiliansotirov6976

3 жыл бұрын

laughed so hard

@pantherplatform

3 жыл бұрын

That's anyone who's ever eaten that garbage.

Next video: We make lada move with subwoofers instead of wheels

@HDestroyer787

4 жыл бұрын

Or move with the sound waves generated from the subwoofers

@entername9862

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@danaadalaide5648

4 жыл бұрын

@@HDestroyer787 Thats what i meant :)

@HDestroyer787

4 жыл бұрын

@@danaadalaide5648 hell yeah!

@therealboofighter

4 жыл бұрын

Huesan hover craft.

THAT THING SOUNDS EXACTLY LIKE MY WASHER AT FULL SPEED!!

@TuTaDJOficial

4 жыл бұрын

Yesss, the same sound 😁

@jasonpaulson8922

4 жыл бұрын

Yo shit must be old asf

@frydemwingz

4 жыл бұрын

damn I was just thinking that too. It sounds EXACTLY like my washer and moves around like that too.

@jamberrytastic

4 жыл бұрын

yep my Kenmore sounds like that

@justgrayyy105

4 жыл бұрын

Jason Paulson it’s about 7 years old or so. It’s a Vertical washer.

Play hardbass with a bunch of gopnicks looking foolish

@ducac-0457

4 жыл бұрын

that would be blyatiful

@crowman8914

4 жыл бұрын

@@ducac-0457 🤜🤛

@RetroCat969

4 жыл бұрын

CHEEKI BREEKI IV DAMKE

You made a bass reflex enclosure. I think the flexing of the metal is fighting the speaker, it needs to be solid as possible, as many comments have said.

@UberLummox

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking. Sound waves working against each other. I'm not what you'd call a sound guy, but as a musician I have some practical experience.

@bobdodge3171

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. It's not a good box variable size sub box lol. Bass reflex is a just a 2nd order box.. Box w port

@easycheese6409

4 жыл бұрын

Grant W. Whitwam also, vent outside of vehicle!

@JAlexanderG

4 жыл бұрын

I think they should do a test with cast iron.

@techalyzer

4 жыл бұрын

I worked on creating my own speakers in my younger years, I have to say that is the most complex part of electronics I have ever seen, you're not getting anything without some serious formulas and precise math, exact driver specs, crossover frequencies, response graphs and a whole bunch of complex stuff that I don't fully understand to this day... you have to spend a whole week just with a pencil on paper for one of these.

All energy from that sub is going to those thin metal sheets

@JAlexanderG

4 жыл бұрын

exactly. They need to use a more rigid metal. I vote Cast Iron, ported of course.

@dickJohnsonpeter

4 жыл бұрын

Upper butt cheeks?

@therealboofighter

4 жыл бұрын

Really thick steel, would be fun to see.

@volvo245

4 жыл бұрын

Just in terms of noise generation that setup is probably more efficient than any regular well made subwoofer enclosure. It just produces way too many unwanted harmonics.

@fortj3

4 жыл бұрын

Or, weld angle iron reinforcing ribs to the internal surfaces of the sheet steel, in a grid pattern, before welding it together. Coat the outside with 1/8" or thicker coating of truck bedliner, and coat the inside with 1/2" to 1" of clear silicone sealer. Retest it and see how it works.

1mm is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too thin for this to work at all, you guys should try 1/4 inch plate with bracing and i bet it would work much better, at the cost of weight though, maybe try with 1/4 inch aluminum

@Conservator.

4 жыл бұрын

Tslim Yes, or add a lot of braces. Just weld some angle iron to the sides.

@thisismycoment3251

4 жыл бұрын

@Chris McRoy 😮😮😮

@migascustomsounds3054

4 жыл бұрын

Kind of a waste of time. Even a cardboard box would of worked untill u turn it up.

@treiber671988

4 жыл бұрын

1/4 would be plenty

@reda19891

4 жыл бұрын

Genelec monitors cabinets are actually made out of aluminium and sounds awesome, some of the best monitors you can buy at that price point

6:56 plane 7:02 911

I f****** love this channel. Your friend from Canada!

@youandiryan

4 жыл бұрын

@Chris McRoy ok there you fuck nut! 😙😙😙

@dominicpedrazzini6550

4 жыл бұрын

@Chris McRoy Fucking moron, hockey was developed in Canada 😂😂😂👍, and there's probably more of a country, than from wherever the hell you're from 😂😂

@craigsampson3386

4 жыл бұрын

Mayple syrup 👌

@youandiryan

4 жыл бұрын

@@craigsampson3386 I'm from the Pacific West, British Columbia and Alberta. The maple syrup is more of a east thing hahaha. But I do love me some good Maple syrup! Who doesn't?!!!!!!

@JohnConnor-qi2yz

4 жыл бұрын

@@youandiryan ME!!! Lol I hate maple syrup.

This would be really cool to see with a thermal imaging camera, I bet the stresses in the metal are inducing a fair bit of heat..

Sounds like a 2-stroke Detroit Diesel... LOL

I'm thinking this might make a wonderful ultrasonic cleaner. I could watch these videos all day. Their ideas always are great.

@karashibass

4 жыл бұрын

Subsonic cleaner*

at 7:29 it starts sounding like one of those old diesel boat motors like when i was a kid motoring out to go fishing thats the sound the boat would make hahaha

@maurice_mores

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a broken washing machine lol

@Flashbang_Photo

4 жыл бұрын

Well, it indeed has an exhaust pipe lol

@FreakaTroll667

4 жыл бұрын

Scania v8 cold start

"Is that a supra?" 😁✌️

lots of grindin right beside that fresh paintjob on the supra😳

That’s an unusual way to sonic test a weld..

This in a collab with the Slo Mo guys would be AWESOME

That looks like some ghetto Supra kit back there haha Dope video though

@user-kd2br5bi9q

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like the one that they used in f&f

a new garage54? today is a good day.

My friend used to hold the title, in my area, for the loudest car stereo. He actually turned it up and cracked his own windshield on the vehicle. But the whole inside of the vehicle was batteries and amplifiers and speakers! He had a lot of money in it too!

@All2Skitzd

4 жыл бұрын

I've broke off my mirror with the glass still attached to the mirror. I was a little over $3000 in with subs, alternator, wire, battery, amps, box, spray foam, line driver's, EQ

Use thicker steel, like 15 or 20 mm :)

@JAlexanderG

4 жыл бұрын

cast iron

4 жыл бұрын

Concrete

@adrianchetwynd1334

4 жыл бұрын

@ Lead is the best.

@schmidtflorian5078

4 жыл бұрын

Or brace it

Make the subwoofer enclosure out of concrete. It will then sound great. You can then seal up the inside with a resin so no air can leak out . It will weigh a bit though. Any flexing is undesirable in a speaker you need the walls of the enclosure to be as dense as possible for good sound

Connect the bassport to the air intake ;-)

@DanielMorales-vf1lj

4 жыл бұрын

lol

@xfhnhhgjbvcfg

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea

Case stiffness is one of the most important factor in a speaker, some filler material to eliminate internal reflections wouldn't hurt either. Upgrade to 1/4" plate to mostly eliminate flex, glue shaggy carpet or something similar to internal walls and it should sound much better, though probably still crappy compared to a properly engineered speaker.

@freedblowfish3705

Жыл бұрын

Bracing, it needs internal bracing just like any other box, they would have also had a shit box if they made it out of wood cause they didnt brace it

Steel works for subs if it is thicker. I made 8” subs out of 10 gauge plate and they had no flex or rattle at all. Because i used steel, they had the interior volume required and took up a very small space. All you need is enough material to keep it rigid.

Install some dynomat inside. A stereo shop I used to go to as a teen had old oil cans and ammo boxes with subs and they sounded alright.

Te steel is far to thin you need to weld angl iron inside agenst the walls every 3 to 4 inches

@dallasfingrocks

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah but it wood sound better and be cheaper out of wood or fiberglass or plastic

@JAlexanderG

4 жыл бұрын

Cast Iron.

Well to be honest I saw from the begining it didnt work well and said thank you and almost clicked out and then realized it was garage 54 so ill watch it knowing it has good content and stays on point

The young man that does a lot of the work on these cars has a nice resume. Would be awesome for a interview with him.

So build the same setup, but reenforce the top and bottom of the box? Does the ends need reinforcement also?

One note, (bass reflex) ports on a speaker enclosure aren't there to "provide air" for the driver to create pressure; they're there to amplify a very narrow band (few Hz) of low frequencies. It's basically a Helmholtz resonator tuned to one specific frequency (this is done by varying the port cross-section and length with respect to the internal volume of the box), at which the changes of pressure inside the enclosure cause resonance of the air in the port in such a way that the resulting soundwave coming from the port is in phase with the soundwave coming from the driver, so when the tuning frequency of the port is played, at the rising of the sine wave impulse, when the speaker cone is pushed out, the port ISN'T sucking air into the box to level the pressure difference inside - It's actually pushing air OUT, making the pressure difference inside the box even greater. It may sound counter-intuitive but that's actually how it works. Because the soundwaves from the port and the driver are in phase, they create a constructive interference, amplifying the sound. The phase response of the port shifts gradually with frequency above and below the tuning frequency, so a ported enclosure has a steeper frequency response rolloff below the port tuning frequency than a closed enclosure has, but it has higher sound pressure level at the port tuning frequency and for a small part of band above it. And that's the whole reason why it's the most common type of subwoofer or woofer enclosure - there's extra bass to be gained, at the cost of a slight loss of sound neutrality (which can be reasonably mitigated) and extra R&D for the enclosure and driver (which has to have suitable Thielle/Small parameters for ported enclosure).

11:25 can someone please tell me the track he is using in the car?

I'm surprised that the speaker is taking so much abuse ! It's getting a workout!!

@kennethwallace4338

4 жыл бұрын

Denise Hedberg66 some the sound demos go through a lot worse being right up against the back of a seat to get someone to tap out. Never seen them in metal though, anti flex.

@NVMDSTEvil

4 жыл бұрын

@@kennethwallace4338 the placement is class rules. Metal is more common than you might think for the top end extreme classes, but its typically only done as a skeleton framework for rigidity.

@LoudMercury

4 жыл бұрын

The frame will eventually crack from the flex if the suspension doenst go first

Is that a SuPrA?

@adekmenti

4 жыл бұрын

@@bishop94z Or classic MR2. Look at air vents under side skirt.

@MrBTKDJ

4 жыл бұрын

@@bishop94z Oh shit, thats awsome haha 2JZ Swapped lada, I would love to see that

Very cool! 👍👍👍 It looks like if you weld a few cross braces and put some insolation in the box bet it would sound ok then 😂

Remember kids. Gain doesn’t mean volume!! Haha great video as always

Please do more on subwoofers this is awesome

That guy with the angle grinder is skilled. Thanks for sharing.

Do it with thicker steal

@fuolku1006

4 жыл бұрын

steel*

@murderforhire6577

4 жыл бұрын

I know lmAo

@justinluttrell1769

4 жыл бұрын

"steal" lol

7:32 it sounded like an engine.

@laurentiu.panait2536

4 жыл бұрын

Like an engine running on 2, with rod knock :)))

Oh shit did they fix the fitment on that Supra replica?

Now, glue 2 or 3 layers of 3/4" Birtchwood and replace the sub with the Sundown Audio V2. Solid!

hmm back in high school i build a speaker box out of aluminum for an 8 inch sub woofer. I was only pushing 100W to it and it actually sounded good. It only rattled when it got close to the side of the truck. It was a 69 GMC pickup so metal on metal rattles. Other than that it sounded good. You could hear a difference towards the high end. To me it sounded better. The highs were more pronounced, not hurting your ears but just more evened out. In the wooden box it sounded more muffled. Like the wood was absorbing more frequencies whereas in the metal box they rang out instead. Just sounded a bit cleaner to me. Mine wasn't a pro setup by any means. Just 2 outputs from the radio ran into a cheap amp and 2 outputs from the amp fed into the one sub haha. It did rattle the windows really nicely in that old truck though lol

Can you do more car audio experiments? With love from Texas!

Interesting. I disagree from my own experience. I worked at an alunimum fab company and made several boxes out of aluminum with 10" to 12" subs out of 1/8 aluminum. I found them to produce rather deep bass, however the highs could be tinny. But i rather liked my aluminum subwoofer boxes. Plus polished they looked very cool.

@madmax2069

4 жыл бұрын

Their issue was with absolutely no bracing, and no dampening material.

@mac24seven

4 жыл бұрын

@@madmax2069my boxes were much smaller than that one. I never used any bracing but the metal was stiff enough... And I wasn't pushing too much power. But they hit good regardless. Actually, now I remember my first metal box. I copied a wood box I had for proof of concept, used the same interior dimensions so it had the same airspace: unless I am misremembering (it's been years) the aluminum box had deeper bass, but again, the highs were tinnier.

@Conservator.

4 жыл бұрын

madmax2069 Exactly, they should at least have welded some angle irons to the thin walls. Would have made all the difference in the world.

Sounds almost like a war zone lmao. Sounds like a 50 cal going off around 8:00

I remember thinking about a metal subwoofer box awhile ago. I didn't think anybody would actually do it though..

7.34 sounds like old peterbilt working xDDD

Rubber roofing membrane heated to inside will stop the flex and make it sound a lot better. Love that box good job

Lol that poor supra copping all the grinding sparks, nice work

It would be nice to see them try sound matting on the box now and see how small of chunks you need to make it sound good

it would have been interesting if you had done two things - welded bracing straps (like box section), and lined the inside of the box with an old quilt or towels as deadening material.

Uhlenbrock (German company) Makes metal case speakers, even their subwoofers have a metal case. You just need to know how to make the case sturdy enough and you can get away with it. Nice thing about it, is that those cases are extremely durable.

For the speaker to make sound, the driver needs to BOTH move in AND out by changing directions of the current flow. It is this movement of the speaker driver moving in AND out that is vibrating the air to make sound. So, sound is made by AC, because music is made up of variations of many different frequencies and loudness, with low frequency as the bass, high frequency as treble, and the amplitude of the current expressed as the loudness variation.

You should put a chisel at each corner n see if it would b a jackhammer on asphalt or concrete...kool vid

I've actually wondered about this for a long time.

You said shenanigans LoL cool video

If you want the best bass, place the box in the back with the sub driver facing the back door. And don't forget to open your front windows. Trust me it hertz so good when you do that!

Alphard audio approved sub box. Next try a def bounce from Alphard same box on 2500 watts

Wow, great sound effect machine, if you want to make it sound like a plane, a old WW1 diesel engine or a jackhammer :-D Time to give it to a musician and see what he comes up with!!!

8:11 Sounds like a friggin M249 Saw! (American Heavy Machine Gun)

@johnb820

4 жыл бұрын

Not Ever Single Word Needs A Capital Letter At The Start. Not Heavy, Not Machine, Not Gun....

@IvanBoskovic808

4 жыл бұрын

*light machine gun

@md_vandenberg

4 жыл бұрын

A belt-fed machinegun that fires 5.56mm is not even remotely a Heavy. It's not even a Medium. You need something closer to .50 BMG. The Browning M2 "Ma Deuce" the US Military still employs, for instance.

@flowjoe23

4 жыл бұрын

@@md_vandenberg why do we 'need' something closer to .50?

@fortj3

4 жыл бұрын

@@flowjoe23 Because the SAW is a light machine gun. The .50 is a heavy machine gun.

Congratulations! You've created the Atreidies Sonic Tank.

Sounds like a new hardbass number! Can i please get a link for the hardbass

Love it keep it going :)

play an engine sound to an exhaust if it can sound real :D

I like your all videos 👍👌

I've been wondering about this for years

yes if box is built to spec for speaker and tuned properly, in the states we have guys with massive builds and all steel boxes, that steel was too thin and had not enough internal bracing, box flex = sound distortion, and unwanted noise, please do this again and add strength to the box

You're crazy man!

I wonder if you calculated the resonant frequency of the box and then played that frequency, will the box self destruct.

This is a hilarious idea..

That tiny wires must be cooking 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

Is that Romex as a speaker wire?? Fantastic haha.

6:34 - 7:15 sounded like some futuristic scifi plane flying by

How long before the welds fail?

Damn, I want to build this and put in the back of my Windstar wired up to the brake pedal so it sounds like a Jake brake 😁

That is the coolest soil compaction equipment I ever seen

great way to show what a real enclosure does when not enough bracing is used or just the wrong material.

You can use metal if you meet 2 requirements. 1- the metal you use is thick enough to stop box flexing and 2- you use internal bracing every 1-1½ linear feet. This also helps to stop box flex. Aside from build defects in your main design, use the manufacturers specifications for box size, port diameter, and port length. If you do this I can guarantee that single 15" sub would almost rattle that car to pieces and sound good while doing it.

You should have used 1 inch square tubing welded together instead of a sheet of metal. I bet you could put a bunch of braces in it & make it sound better

@m.b.82

4 жыл бұрын

This is garage 54. The home of filling tyres with concrete and welding 10kg of railroad sleeper to unbalance a flywheel to see how spectacularly it can fail.

It sounds like there's an engine in the box along with a jackhammer. btw What happened with the concrete UAZ?

based on the music in these videos and the style of the cars in the background- it will sound great with the trashy 1990s bass car kind of music that will be played through it. honestly a heavy metal box would be fine- anything heavy and rigid will make a great subwoofer box, but that's obviously not what theyre going for here.

Sounds like a runaway diesel on it's last leg

Try adding bracing to see if it sounds better or add thicker metal sheets on outside of it

I bet it would get a bit louder if the box was actually tuned to anything useful by calculating the length of the port, around 30 to 45 hz is what you should tune the box to. There are calculators online that can calculate port length based on box size and port diameter.

*random Supra appear on screen me: IS THAT SUPRA?

why not do episode 2 with thick sheet metal with bracing, a solid metal casing p.s. nice fast and furious 1 supra in the making behind there

No internal bracing, no internal dampening so of course it's not going to sound good. If it was well braced, and then add some sound dampening to the metal box and I bet it would sound so much better. It can work but was executed wrong.

needs a frame so to not flex in hopes at making some pressure , then you could go as far and adding in some planters foam to make a sound form tunnel (once formed melt said foam into place or even use auto filler to make it less trash . now this could work but it would be cheaper to buy premade / make from wood / lexan /. still pretty cool attempt

Sounds no worse then the crap I hear in CA, if the casing isnt made if metal ,the car still is and vibrates lol

MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THAT SUPRA

You just need some internal bracing for the box flexing and toss in some fiberglass insulation or pillow stuffing. That'd probably do for a start... lol Maybe add more 15" speakers too just because...

He should go driving around the city with that subwoofer noise around lol

I was totally expecting this result and thats why I clicked.

Lol sounds like an out of balance air handler casing fan I worked on last week .

The real definition of bass boosted.

Cool thing, shaking wildly)

Are u running just a bass signal to the sub that is what u need