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02/11/2007

20,000-Watt Snow Speakers

A group of Michigan Technological University students built an impressive sound system using 9 Behringer EP2500's, 1 Crown XLS602, and lots of snow. More pictures after the jump.
..which to us normal, snowman-making guys is over 20,000 watts in amplification. But yeah, that low-wattage Bose system you just bought is still really nice
[via Gizmodo]

This entry was posted on 02/11/2007 08:32am and is filed under Home Theater, Weird .
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Posted at 02/11/2007 2:14pm by sjaak
Laughing out loud :D
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Posted at 02/11/2007 11:17pm by » Links for 12-02-2007 » Velcro City Tourist Board » Blog Archive
[...] 1 - 20,000-Watt Snow Speakers “A group of Michigan Technological University students built an impressive sound system using 9 Behringer EP2500’s, 1 Crown XLS602, and lots of snow.” How cool is that? (tags: system sound weird engineering fidelity audio snow power speakers stereo hifi) [...]
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Posted at 02/13/2007 04:20am by Phil
really, how cool is this? they took a bunch of off the shelf shit and threw it in a pile of snow, congradu-fuck-ulations, you managed to reach the pinnacle of modern technology. Seriously, call me when you do something worthwhile. I could build a potato gun with more technical skill involved in an afternoon, and that is not saying anything. Seriously, I'm sick and tired of bullshit garbage being linked to all over the net for no serious reason.
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Posted at 02/13/2007 9:32pm by harley
I was up at Winter Carnival this year. That picture doesn't do it (or the snow statues) justice, it was quite awesome. Very loud and the sound quality was quite good. Plus they managed to get a dance party going next to it Wednesday night (the final night for building statues), which is rather impressive when it's below freezing before you start counting the 15-20 mph wind factor.
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