Bass where there is no bass.
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Bass where there is no bass.
My mate is currently building this: http://www.headwize.com/projects/showfi ... r5_prj.htm
I think it might come in handy for non club mix tracks.
I think it might come in handy for non club mix tracks.
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Re: Bass where there is no bass.
I am ignorant to the subject...is this an invention or improvement on something existing?
I certainly haven't heard anything about it before
edit: 2002? oh nevermind about ^^^
I wonder how it sounds
Re: Bass where there is no bass.
I don't know how it sounds. Apparently it's an improvement on the sony plusbass design but better, it's worth a go though.
If it can add Sub-bass to iPod earphones I'm sold. It's never really been marketed, the only downside I can see is it muddying up a song, but I'm sure I could get over it.
If it can add Sub-bass to iPod earphones I'm sold. It's never really been marketed, the only downside I can see is it muddying up a song, but I'm sure I could get over it.
Re: Bass where there is no bass.
Ever put the head of your guitar against an empty bookshelf while playing it?
Re: Bass where there is no bass.
Let there be bass. And there was bass. 
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