You can never have too much bass - can there be exceptions?

[Tenn Ham]

Such As

All your homes window glass is missing
The flooring is rippled & ripped up
The foundation is cracked
Pet animals have left the neighborhood :dizzy:

[django1]

Such As

All your homes window glass is missing
The flooring is rippled & ripped up
The foundation is cracked
Pet animals have left the neighborhood :dizzy:

You talking from experience? :eyebrows:

[fitzwaddle]

[Tenn Ham]

You talking from experience? :eyebrows:

Yep ... then the alarm clock went off :saywhat:

[sbisheff]

Nope, I don't think you can. When you start breaking stuff you're starting to get the right idea!!

[Steve_vai_rules]

if you knock down a hundred year old home with it then you are approaching the limits.. :shiftyeyes:

Matt

[Tenn Ham]

if you knock down a hundred year old home with it then you are approaching the limits.. :shiftyeyes:

Matt

Hmm ... Old as in weak and fragile, or weak as in they don't build them this strong anymore?

[dvenardos]

Here in southern california the problem isn't so much your house as your neighbors. Like when they can feel the bass in their floor and it rattles their windows. Pretty much sucks when you have to turn a subwoofer way down. But personally, I really don't like bass that causes the walls to reverb and stuff to fall off. I am the exception around here.

[Tenn Ham]

Here in southern california the problem isn't so much your house as your neighbors. Like when they can feel the bass in their floor and it rattles their windows. Pretty much sucks when you have to turn a subwoofer way down. But personally, I really don't like bass that causes the walls to reverb and stuff to fall off. I am the exception around here.

I would have thought people in southern California would consider your bass just another tremor and ignore it.