Back pack speakers

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

Not sure what to say.

[JimJ 11]

If I had someone walking by me using something like that, I'd punch him right in the temple. One of the stupidest things I've ever seen.

[SpeakerBoy 64]

H-A-T-E-R

[JimJ 11]

H-A-T-E-R

Your enthusiasm is good, misplaced now, but good

Learn to channel that into something useful when you get older

[SpeakerBoy 64]

H-A-T-E-R

Your enthusiasm is good, misplaced now, but good

Learn to channel that into something useful when you get older

Thanks jim, i 'preciate it.

[Adrian_D 520]

Headphones are not in vogue anymore

[Tirefryr 1,742]

If I had someone walking by me using something like that, I'd punch him right in the temple. One of the stupidest things I've ever seen.

I'd take that one step further and smash the backpack on his/her dome.

People talking loud on cell phones or using their direct connect so loud anyone can hear is bad enough, but this is just well, asinine.

I give you props for the creativity and functionality, but everything has it's place and we already have enough problems with privacy and people invading everyone else's space.

[SpeakerBoy 64]

If I had someone walking by me using something like that, I'd punch him right in the temple. One of the stupidest things I've ever seen.

I'd take that one step further and smash the backpack on his/her dome.

People talking loud on cell phones or using their direct connect so loud anyone can hear is bad enough, but this is just well, asinine.

I give you props for the creativity and functionality, but everything has it's place and we already have enough problems with privacy and people invading everyone else's space.

awww...

[///M5 2,833]

Two things:

1) Considering you have been playing that in public I will say it is the stupidest thing ever, I hope someone smashes it over your head.

2) Take an English class and use the skills you learn.

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Two things:

1) Considering you have been playing that in public I will say it is the stupidest thing ever, I hope someone smashes it over your head.

2) Take an English class and use the skills you learn.

That kinda hurts me, keep in mind i don't always think too far ahead, only 14 yet. i am gettin better but please, don't rip on me like i am an adult...

[NB50 206]

Two things:

1) Considering you have been playing that in public I will say it is the stupidest thing ever, I hope someone smashes it over your head.

2) Take an English class and use the skills you learn.

That kinda hurts me, keep in mind i don't always think too far ahead, only 14 yet. i am gettin better but please, don't rip on me like i am an adult...

Age should never be used as an excuse.

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Two things:

1) Considering you have been playing that in public I will say it is the stupidest thing ever, I hope someone smashes it over your head.

2) Take an English class and use the skills you learn.

That kinda hurts me, keep in mind i don't always think too far ahead, only 14 yet. i am gettin better but please, don't rip on me like i am an adult...

Age should never be used as an excuse.

quite true, but i know myself well, and i am prone to acting first, questioning later.

[KU40 173]

haha

[SpeakerBoy 64]

wait why are you all yellin at me?! i just wanted to express my idea and get some POSITIVE feedback! i am lookin for port designs on my other thread btw, the one about the ohms.

[NB50 206]

Your idea has been done before and a lot better.

[gearstix 0]

Your idea has been done before and a lot better.

Haha.

I'd only use it where I don't have a source of power and want some music.

[MikeS 0]

wait why are you all yellin at me?! i just wanted to express my idea and get some POSITIVE feedback! i am lookin for port designs on my other thread btw, the one about the ohms.

No doubt......wotta buncha ol' grannies....

Just get a couple of these and strap them to your back.

http://www.atlassound.com/Product.aspx?id=564

Power Rating: 15 Watts continuous

Frequency Response: 400-4,000 Hz

Sensitivity: 102dB at 15 watts, 10ft

(3dB increment UL Rating)

SPECIFICATIONS (ANECHOIC MEASUREMENTS)

Frequency Response: 400-14,000 Hz (Nominal)

500 - 6,000 Hz (

Edited September 13, 2008 by MikeS

[SpeakerBoy 64]

wait why are you all yellin at me?! i just wanted to express my idea and get some POSITIVE feedback! i am lookin for port designs on my other thread btw, the one about the ohms.

No doubt......wotta buncha ol' grannies....

Just get a couple of these and strap them to your back.

http://www.atlassound.com/Product.aspx?id=564

Power Rating: 15 Watts continuous

Frequency Response: 400-4,000 Hz

Sensitivity: 102dB at 15 watts, 10ft

(3dB increment UL Rating)

SPECIFICATIONS (ANECHOIC MEASUREMENTS)

Frequency Response: 400-14,000 Hz (Nominal)

500 - 6,000 Hz (

[jonbearsmt 919]

im sure if you keep working on ideas like you do you will be great.

in the words of bun b keep on pushin.

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

As mentioned earlier, your initiative is good and meant well. SSA is mostly high end home and car audio that is respectful of others around them. So the nature of the site is very focused in that nature. Start reading up on some basic concepts and ideas, many of which are posted right here on this site. Just think of it this way, you have a major head start on audio on so many other people.

[ABXX49 20]

Denim is right, I wish I would have had SSA when I was 14. Keep up the hard work, but be resepectful!

[SpeakerBoy 64]

I guess it wont kill me to keep it in my ears in wal mart lol, as for the bit about the high end, props to guy who said " no highs no lows, it must be bose!"

[JimJ 11]

as for the bit about the high end, props to guy who said " no highs no lows, it must be bose!"

Not the same meaning

[SpeakerBoy 64]

as for the bit about the high end, props to guy who said " no highs no lows, it must be bose!"

Not the same meaning

wow now that i read it, you are right lol

[MikeS 0]

I....Love....IT!!!! lol they make 4x10's?

How strong is your back?

http://www.atlassound.com/Product.aspx?id=571

Technical Specifications

Power Handling: 250 watts (45V) RMS

Sensitivity (1W / 1M): 102.5 dB SPL

(75 Hz

Edited September 14, 2008 by MikeS