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10,000 watt iPod Dock

wildmanjoe
in Electronics and Technology

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My God... this system paired with a Dubstep album would render all conventional and nuclear weaponry obsolete.

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    If it's like any of the Pro Audio stuff (subs, mixers, etc.) Behringer makes, it will break within six months. If someone does what Mushfap suggested, it'll be more like six hours.

    Edited by black-knight

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    10,000 watts isn't even available from 1 standard ac outlet.

    even a lot of 7.1 surrounds are only rated close to 800watts. and subs don't go over 1500.

    number magic!!!!

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    Great...10k watts + crappy MP3 files = suckage.

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    Something that just crossed my mind ... where in the hell would you put that thing, provided you felt like proving your stupidity by blowing $20k on a Behringer product? It's about the size of a really nice dresser.

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    Something that just crossed my mind ... where in the hell would you put that thing, provided you felt like proving your stupidity by blowing $20k on a Behringer product? It's about the size of a really nice dresser.

    Actually, I think its about 4x the volume of your average dresser.

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