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25:29 Highest act of Canadian aggression: returning a product to the store
Damn right! Screw them! Please.
Are you sorry?
michal2090 hahahahah omg funniest part of my day so far haha
This level of aggression happens only when not all geese have left Canada. They export all their aggression to the south via geese. That's the most ecologically safe way to do that.
Second only to using Big Clive's music to avoid youtube copyright BS!
that feeling when youve got three screwdrivers sticking out and you know its not getting put together again
You went and hoop-a-jooped the tweeter domes! And then you ripped off the passive radiator. lol That "molded right in place" bit is a passive radiator, used in place of a port to tune the enclosure to a certain bass frequency. This allow the unit to sound like it has more bass response than it does, at the cost of accuracy. The stainless steel in that part is for rigidity in the passive radiator (if it's too flexible, it won't create an accurate acoustic wavefront [e.g. it will introduce distortion]).
vacuum cleaner fixes those cones piece of piss
Cameron, you sir seem like a stand up gentlemen.
Each time I saw the tweeter domes pushed in my heart broke a little more.
You just get your vac and don't put the vac directly on them, just close enough to suck them back out. Learnt that when I was a kid and accidentally pushed one of the tweeters in on my oldman's stereo. The vac saved my backside. Whew haha!
@@Colaaah or use tape with an appropriately strong adhesive side
Behold, a man so magnificent, so majestic, even water dares not reflect his image!
Its a miracle! The self healing mat has healed itself!
Michael Tricker AvE actually died in early 2016. His saved footage is being edited and uploaded a little out of order. 😟
T Wayland Must be his wife replying all the time right lol.
wolvenar bless her heart. Keeping his spirit alive
Rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
AvE Quoting Mark Twain? Didn't realize you were such a classy broad.
A joy fills my entire body when AvE shouts "GENTLEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!"
A treat, aspecialeal.
I²S is a chip-level digital audio standard, for passing audio bitstreams between ICs. It sounds like that chip uses the I²C bus for configuration/control.
The best part is from 0:00 to 34:34
I see what you did there.
More drunk AvE, please.
Fancy seeing you here in the comment section.
I can enjoy my favorite canuk
tweeters gonna need the vacuum cleaner treatment.. :-)
He's simply "tuned them" so they work better...or not...
Dust caps being punched in have no effect on sound. As long as it is still sealed.
They are Silk Dome, no Vacuum needed.. just some tender finger massaging to get the dent out.
causes the tweeter to break up at whatever frequency it happens to not like anymore after the damage. on a little speaker like this that you aren't going to be sitting right square in front of it won't be super noticeable but it is damaged for sure
Breakup = added harmonics due to the dome resonating at unintended frequencies, the creases become weak points that act like hinges.
once the driver it popped back out it will sound fine at low volume, but it will breakup at a lower volume than it did prior to it's abuse.
Perhaps those little rubber washers on the screws are to keep air inside the case. If there are any small holes, they can actually whistle a little bit when they bass plays loudly.
I was thinking to prevent water intrusion, same reason why they molded those diaphragms on instead of gluing them
Passive radiators for bass improvement. And, all good speaker cabinets should be fully sealed, otherwise air escapement causes unwanted sounds to creep in.
very nice great answer you are perfectly correct and thorough but not just for escapement also for tuning of sound as well as holding the bass portion within a certain range.
I opened mine and got an air leak made it sound like crap and lowered the bass performance untill I sealed the leaks , the screw holes also can leak air so you need to keep the washers on !
Speaker boxes should have air holes to let air in and out to reduce resistance.
"Dont want no nsa conntrails turning our frogs gay" 😂
Inhaling poisonous gas just to find out it's made of HDPE for no reason what so ever... FUCKING BRILLIANT!
Symptoms of cyanide poisoning are apparent in most all of his vids.. That is if it's not just hydrogen sulfide poisoning or a hangover.
Effen Nancy pants safety Nazis like you be the primary reason today's youth are covered in man buns and skinny jeans....it'll be alright....an occasional sniff of a lil rank stank won't hurt ya.....and the wife will appreciate ya a bit more if ya get over your nonsense fear of oderifourus eminations and dive Right in there
"for no reason what so ever..." except 544,000 of us don't have to huff it ourselves. Uncle Bf is kinda like that one guy @2:58.
Pretty sure he filtered it through a cigarette.
Next up, checking the fuel in the generator tank by tasting it.
Steel plate in a passive bass radiator, purely for rigidity and mass. It's acting under pressure and is roughly tuned by mass to the harmonics of the active drivers.
Came here to say this.
Yes you are correct sir, it is also sometimes called a "slave bass"
this.. Interesting to see passive radiators on a small bluetooth like this. I am guessing they paid someone else to design a "good" speaker. The drivers look fairly good too.
Also generally takes the place of a enclosure port with the same basic effect.
Really, that's an impressive little cabinet design for a goofy little job site speaker. Someone actually put some thought into it.
Of course, that only works if the cabinet is air tight and doesn't bow, hence gaskets and sealant on the numerous fasteners
As ridiculous as it is to say, the commentary given during these videos is so rich. "Not to good with the sinister hand, feels like a stranger." Layers, man.
A passive radiator (those stainless steel discs) is used in place of a tuned port, and functions in much the same way, resulting in an increase in dB at the tuning frequency, followed by a sharp rolloff below it. Advantages to a passive radiator design are no port turbulence ("chuffing"), and the ability to maintain water-tightness in outdoor designs. :)
nothing like AvE at 5 AM sharp and a cup of black coffee
Stanelle2 true
Same
I can't believe you stuck a soldering iron in the Hilti, you savage!
Scared in the name of science?
I was cringing and covering my delicate see-balls to avoid the horror...
AvE - if memory serves...from my plastics class...taken many moons ago...snortin the burning plasteek is not a real healthy option.....unless growin a 3rd ear is the goal
@@arduinoversusevil2025 I was a little surprised at the melt of a used tool, but then I thought: for science!
I can believe it
My ex girlfriend used to have a Snap-on. Made from rubber and had this leather strap with a buckle and all. I think it was a Snap-On. I may be wrong, though.
I believe you meant to say"strap on" ...it's ok to say it nowadays LOL
I think its an oil wrench, maybe she is trying to learn about cars
It's a bum plug.
It's a dip stick.🍆😆
Why would anyone wanna steal this comment, go to aves video on the snap on light w dewalt battery. Dude yoinked that comment. But honestly why...
This is the only channel I've ever subscribed. These videos are the most entertaining and informative on youtube. RUclips was getting boring with all the same old videos like vines and fails, But then I found this golden channel and can't quit watching. I would definitely want to know this man in a zombie apocalypse. Remember keep your stick on the ice boy's
Anyone else screaming at the screen 'there's another screw'? No, just me then. Lol!
Me too - also the horror!!! Those poor tweeters!
Damn that lake is beautiful
Probably still kind of cold for swimming in, too!
I got a "targeted ad" about how to shave my bikini line. WTF?
+Paul Swabey Google knows you better than you let on.
using a multi-tool?
So did you shave it or...
3:00 I hear if you go up there you can still see footprints of the dinosaurs that plowed the land for the cavemen.
Yaz, bigclive's no time for sleep. Tune
You could use chemical test on the plastics. Also, how could you do that to the Hilti 😭
Laurel C the stink test is also highly recommended by Dave Hakkens.
You just can't beat watching AvE sniff burning plastic on a Friday night... Takes me back to my younger days down at the bus depot
More info not in the video :
Those rubber flat pieces with the ss on the back are passive radiators. They work similar to a port on a speaker box. The speaker that's powered acts as a piston with a spring behind it. The air in a port or a passive radiator acts as a second piston / spring. The port is tuned with its length and port area. Passive radiators are tuned by the springyness of the rubber around the middle thing, and the weight on it (hence the 304 shim stock disk). This tuning allows for the designer to boost the response (normally below the falloff of the main speakers).
For the nerds that like to get in the weeds... A passive radiator has a 5th order drop off, a ported system has a 4th order drop off, and a sealed system has a 2nd order drop off (however you don't get that nice boost at the lower frequencies). Since a passive radiator is a 5th order it is less desirable but easier to change while designing (and probably easier to manufacture cheaply).
Passive radiators don't require air pressure which is why it didn't work when opened up.
NSA contrails turning our frogs gay..... That made me fucking laugh!
Now that it says Fein you can sell it for $699.
Rgmekanic but it's far from beeing as scoocum as the fein tools are !
Another great video from the shrine in the temple of honesty. I was introduced to the smoke technique to identify plastics. Burning a sample and watching how it burns and smokes is the key. I have also kept samples of known plastics in tubs the can be burned with a sample to help identify. I cut bits of known plastics into test chips. I need to get out more!
Hands down one of the best BOLTR videos I've watched in some time. I'm getting finally the irreverence and embracing the destruction. He does it for us. This is for the people.
passive membranes are tuned to the enclusure equivalent air capacity and to speaker resonanse to be half of the sine wave away from the speaker and move outside air 2 times more efficient in fact they use inside air as a delay line for the passive membranes so it would move in synch with the speaker, and metal weight is there only to increase mass and lower high frequency response
the same efect is mostly used in bass reflex systems, but those use bigger enclosures and open holes.
The air in the case is a capacitor for sound (and short delay line as you said). The mass and spring of the passive radiator make it an L-C oscillator 👍
nope, the basics of acustics are simple. Front of the speaker cone generates souns in the oposite phase natn the back (front of the cone push the air while the back pull it, the reverseis also true) and if not for the enclosure , sound of the front and the back of the speaker could cancel each other out (in theory) if you trap the air on one side and calculate how long it would travel to the opening, or something else it could interact with, you can use it of amplyfi selected frequency range, mostly used with bass
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_reflex
the basics might be simple, but the math behind it is fearsome :]
kokodin, good explanation. Having built a number of speaker boxes, one of the first things I learned was it is important to know the optimum inside volume of the box for the optimum speaker sound production. The speaker driver manufacturer usually provides that spec. So AvE just demonstrated how, essentially, making the box volume infinite causes the speaker's performance to degrade.Not only does box volume affect decibels, it also affects sound quality. Also, if he listened to music carefully, he would hear a sort of fuzziness in the sound at certain frequencies. So, AvE, in switching the components to the Fein box, you will need to reduce that box's internal volume to match the Milwaukee box you discarded. I suggest some baffles cut from the Milwaukee box would do the trick.
@@kokodin5895 no, it's actually in between, the radiator is meant to be a resonator, just like the bass reflex, so basically it is a little delayed in phase, a reflection of the original wave but it is not opposite phase like the back of an open baffle (that would be phase cancellation, just like your explanation of the process). It also isn't about the time of sound travel - sorry but that's layman physics aka bro-science. The resonator resonates at a certain frequency and damps other frequencies. It's the mass of the air in the bass reflex (or equivalent mass) and the speed of sound (density) in the material that counts, and at some speeds it just doesn't work that well and at others it works closer to the ideal, as the air moves too fast to create enough pressure to get compressed - so the outer end of the tube acts like a piston. It is counter-intuitive and it's an approximation/a model, I also may have made some mistakes as I'm not all that well versed in physics (but hey, this is just basic stuff).
One hell of a tear down. That is one great looking engineering in that sound box.
The reason the crystal is way over to the other side of the uC, is to keep it away from the BT antenna.
I was mesmerized when I saw the base amplifier diaphragm. Made of SS as to not generate EM from the magnetics of the magnets inside the adjacent speakers. Loved the EM shielding. Even the sound box design impressed me.
This is truly FCC approved. Try that with fake stuff from China.
I am buying one. Thanks for this vidjeo.
Can I take mine out of the vise yet?
Yup. He said put it in a canoe.😂
A trick to fix those dented tweeters ... put your mouth around them and suck them outward.
Stephen Braddy dustbuster
Hey Uncle Bumblefuck! How’s it going?
Thought I’d point something out, but I’m probably just being a pain in the arse.
Ya done wired the woofers outta phase, therefore those subs are now phase cancelling.The bass is now much quieter than it normally would be on account of the principles of phase cancellation...cool stuff! If you flippy-do those wires, that speaker box would be pretty skookum!!!
Just a leaf outta the ol book.
Best of luck to ya AvE!
Hahahah I love your vocabulary selection "son of a diddly" scookem....... will you adopt me??
No, at best he will be your weird uncle. I think it was in the FAQ.
Love Butter *Skookum
That SMPS on the daughter board with the USB is to make 5v for the USB.
Also that 12.288Mhz clock is likely for the radio. They would use that as a reference for a Phase Locked Loop (PIL) to tune the radio using a multiplier.
I love that all the technical RUclipsrs are doing references to each other. Makes me gitty :D
Great video again! (This is David F'd up on the Rocks again...) - TAS5766 is a smartamp that can drive speakers really freakin' hard. ADC is a PCM1808 from the looks of things. That little guy has done the rounds for years. You might think of it as "old reliable".
TAS5766 really is a fabulous little part. Uses a high-end DAC internally (based on the old Burr Brown PCM1792 architecture.)
Simple summary -- given the use of a TAS5766, the tweeters, mids and the additional passive radiator speakers... this should be a really nice box! Probably better than most bluetooth speakers!
+Dafydd Roche A voice to cut the fog! Thanks man!
anything to help out dude. lemme know how I can help in the future. I love this stuff.
Burr-Brown - do tell ... 👍🙏🏻
32:17 - Literally spat a mouthful of Mountain Dew out. Good thing I wasn't facing the comfuzer.
Dude, I love this channel. I learn stuff AND laugh the whole time. Carry on!
When I used to work at a site that was attempting to separate and recycle ABS and PS via an electrostatic/Corona discharge process. They used to ignite shards of plastic to check what kind was coming out of the separators.
They did have a infrared? plastic analyser gun... but it didn't work too well on black plastic materials.
Hi. one man, one beer, a many tools and music from 80th !
make my day!
greeding from germany
I2S has nothing to do with I2C. They only share the fact that they are both serialized buses, but that's it. I2S is a special serial bus used for SOUND (that's where the S comes from). It consist of three/four lines: serial clock, left right channel select clock (to indicate which channel is currently transmitting) and obviously, serial data, which sends the data. It's really simple and unidirectional, there's no addressing or anything. It has more in common with SCI/SPI than it has to I2C.
Passive radiators add a port like effect to the enclosure increasing efficiency and output.
I would add them back into the Fein box. For moar chooch and skookum-ness
Just what I was thinking. How it was like the marketing wank of yester year when "Tuned Ports" were all the rage. Serves a real purpose though as most speakers (unenclosed) are usuall strongest around 4-5 khz and emphasizing the bass and treble do tend to help balance it out. If anyone is really interested in this google up Pink Noise and how to play it through your system to set your EQ for a flat response -- This is what studios do and gives you the most 'accurate' sounding music.
Yes and no - while passive radiators do indeed act virtually like a port, as far as the (active) speaker is concerned, you don't have the "wasted volume", as it were, that a port would be. You can thus get a similar amount of bass extension and dB as you would with a port, but in a smaller overall volume.
Plus, passive radiators don't unload the driver when driven below the tuning frequency.
KhronX, YES!!! 👍
Some of these "theories " got me in a loop!
It's behaves like a ported enclosure for less internal volume.
That's all a passive radiator design does.
Effieciency same as ported.
Output same as ported.
Smaller enclosure required compared to ported.
There is so much in these long videos. Thanks for the great content.
I always love seeing RUclipsrs reference each other in their videos. And thumbs up for using bigclivedotcom's song that also mentions other RUclipsrs.
If your confuser can't handle 4k - you should google "proxy workflow", for NLE of your choice...
Top tip.
The enclosure is a good 90% of your sound with any stereo system. I've been to competitions where $200 speakers completely killed $1000 speakers running at comparable wattage. The difference was a professional built enclosure vs a (real) professional built enclosure.
AvEs' videos never fail to a put a smile on my face.
We always just used to call those "air diaphragms", but they're really called "passive radiators", or "drone cones". They increase the effective surface area of the woofer, and decrease overextension of the woofer when producing very deep pitches, effectively getting around the size constraints of ported woofers, which need to be very specific, and typically large, dimensions to achieve proper resonance. The opposite tends to be true of sealed enclosure woofers, besides the very specific dimensions, but the trade-off is you tend to need higher wattages. Passive radiators are a very effective way of improving frequency response in a smaller form factor, without obscene wattages, or complicated resonance tuning. With passive radiators, one only needs to match the surface area of the actual woofer to the drone cone, so resonance tuning becomes much easier. Klipsch has used some designs like this. Small woofer, mid-range, and tweeter in the front, then a drone cone on the back. I had a set like that back in the day, and those fuckers could fucking chooch for as small as they were. Mom's big ass 1980s ported Pioneers didn't hold a candle.
Love that Jerkface, had several last time I was stuck in Vancouver.
thats a mighty fein speaker you made there buddy
AWESOME VIDEOS!
I just pulled a Milfaulkee full size M18 Radio apart last week.
I feel your pain on the disassembly, at lest i scored a bunch of new fasteners in my inventory.
I think ill go your route and rebox this thing as well. Cool idea
Thanks AvE!
"That's a paddlin'." Nice Simpson's reference!
I^2 S works on the same principle as I^2 c but is optimized specifically for digital audio. it can carry something like 8 audio channels per data line. the I^2 c sill be only for controlling the settings on the audio IC stuff like bit rate and io.
If any one is better informed then me feel free to correct me as i am no expert on the matter.
I believe you are correct. IIC is definitely a control type protocol. If I remember correctly it was developed by Philips in Eindhoven over 30 years ago. I still have some of the application notes for it including how to make it work over distances up to 1km that are just not publicly available any more.
There's pretty much nothing in common between i2s and i2c, other than both being serial buses! In fact i2s looks a lot more like SPI.
I2C is a multi-node bus, where you just hang every device on, and every message starts with address, so each device knows when it's spoken to. It also has a pretty bloated message format as a whole. Another i2s trick is that any device can suspend the common clock to say "oh wait, i'm not listening", which means, nobody can be listening. Corresponding is the electric design, where somewhere at one point the bus has an unusually staunch pull-up, because on all those potentially hundred of i2c devices, the leakage to ground can add up. You wouldn't use i2c for sound because there's no good way to limit jitter, and then the 400 KHz nominal specified clock isn't all that hot either.
I2S is just sound shifted out bitwise, with a sample clock and a bit clock, and you read or emit it with a shift register, nothing could be simpler. The sample clock allows the devices not to be know how many bits per sample the other device supports, and serves as a jitter control point. I2S is widely used for communicating with DACs and ADCs that run on a stable clock. It's used in a point to point manner, though if you wanted to feed a bunch of DACs the same data, you can do that.
The naming is perhaps similar because they come from within the same company, Philips Semiconductors. The confusion is not uncommon, because almost every sufficiently advanced soundchip will implement both i2s and i2c, with i2s being for sound and i2c being for setting the mixer/amplification and reconstruction filter settings, and the like, no sound there. Standards you'll find in a PC like earlier AC97 and current HD Audio are based on i2s sound bitstream (with lots of channels and high clock rate) and i2c query and control protocols, even if they will not usually be mentioned by name because that's the property of NXP, and those phones that don't have an audio CODEC in their SoC also use i2s to communicate with CODECs.
I2S is commonly used in digital audio products. Intersound connection or somesuch it was called. you have a Serial Data line, a Word Clock line, and A Clock line.
I2S and I2C has nothing in common, but otherwise you're spot on. It's pretty common for peripheral to use I2C for signaling and another system with higher bitrate for the data. Here it's I2S because it's sound, but you'll also find CMOS cameras using SPI, etc.
Great comment! Very succinct.
What I think you have referred to as the sample clock, is usually called the bit clock, and what you have referred to as the bit clock is often called the frame clock.
A good example of this nomenclature can be found in the 'datasheet' for common DSPs such as Analog Devices 14XX series: www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/ADAU1442_1445_1446.pdf
I2s circuit architecture can use these two clock lines alone, but some hardware setups will also include a shared master clock between ICs in order to try and mitigate the jitter problem. This is common where a DSP and CODEC by a vendor will run at the same rate such as 24MHz. i2s data streams are often 32bits per frame, even for a 24bit signal. The last bits are often truncated by the receiving device in standard modes like 24bit.
Ahhh I died a little inside
Melting a hilti!
eh he probably did it to the hilti as he knew it would last
I always wondered if you toked now and then.
Thought it'd be cooler if ya did.
Now it don't matter. Thanks for the window in to your shop, hope you and yours have a glorious new year, and may the green mat of healing always be busy.
Alright alright alright
Having fixed 1970's amplifiers for a living, Seeing this makes me cringe. You can get an old Sansui for 200buckaroos, and after something like six hours of removing its old caps and resistances, buying new ones,soldering them in and adjusting a few things you get sound quality you would have to pay ten thousand buckaroos at least if you wanted a brandnew amplifier... Except that sansui will last forever, looks cool and is built like an aluminium tank. Prosumer audio gear is mostly awful thesedays.
Adrien Perié I have a little RANKARENA 5300A made by NEC in Japan. Have you ever come across something similar? I have never opened it but most likely will soon just to clear out the dust and fix an input.
i have an old g8000 that needs a new volume pot...
do you know anyone that might have one 4 sale?
Hey- that's my part! +AvE, last one I did before leaving from TI. TAS5756M... it's an incredible device.
+Cody Dowling Cool man, but this one is the 5766M. The next cubicle over? Can you tell your old pals we miss the sample program? Please?
Lol... then there are DEFINITELY errors in the data sheet. Just sent you a message.
Actually, '54/'56M uses same hardware as '66. Difference is only software. What did you think of the sound of the speaker?
Oh... errrr... can't talk about my old pals business decisions in public too much... or around children... or women... or ministers.... or... ;)
+Cody Dowling the factory set up was great. The upgraded model requires a connoisseur's ear of tin can muffler on a honda.
+AvE bwahahaha
I dunno ifn it is the way the camera is workin, but it looks like you have reversed the polarity of one of the speakers when you put it in the stein. Ya might wanna check on that, if you got one going in while the other is going out, ya going to be canceling out some of the noise you makin.
Okay, I wasn't the only one that seems to have noticed that. I thought there was a chance it was my shitty vision but since a few other folks spotted the same thing, NO DOUBT we're correct in this assumption. Or we have the same shit-vision.
Now that's a good review. Delivered in a slightly begrudging fashion, as always. Also a joy to watch, as always!
The "dampers", as you called them, are *passive radiators*. They are used in place of ports (ala bass reflex) to assist the low frequencies . Always a joy to watch one o' yer videos.
wait that was bigclive's music. cool
add his canuk neighbor Mr. Carlson
eike widdau boats
mcgherkinstudios boats
DUDE How much is that Fein Blue Tooth Speaker and where did you get it?!!!
I love how you casually have solder embedded in your hand at 1:55. Like a true sir.
The bridged connection on the chip is almost certainly because the pins go to the same place, probably ground. When I do reflowing at home with chips that have two pins that are grounded they'll often just bridge together and that's fine. The even temperature across both pins from being connected to one big plane of copper makes them flow together when being reflowed.
"I'm a $700 drill, surely he won't melt me for comparison with that soldering iron.". ... " OH DAMN IT !! "
Part of the family now! No going back now....
Btw , When can I take my .... Out of the Vise ? Or do I keep it in and wait for situation to evolve ? Nevermind, I'm calling mom. Wait what, NO. Hmmm...
Ah, yes, the joys of 4K footage. A bitch to work with, takes up 4x as much space, all so it can be marginally sharper than 1080p for those who can even notice the difference.
Marginally sharper? it's four times the resolution. I've come to the conclusion that people that think this way are blind. It's so incredibly obvious to me I can spot it on any TV within 15 feet of me.
@@c.j.1089 youtubes videos might be up long enough for most of us to switch to 4k, I just made the change and the 4k content is noticeable.
That mini rant about the spraypaint you did? The intermission? Where you got upset about the clogged nozzle and the shitty designs?
You're speakin' to my heart there, guy. You touched my soul.
24:45 "we DO NOT want the NSA's contrails turning our frogs gay" 🐸
Hold my beer while I huff all these carcinogens..holy hell lol
Nice segue, "And now we know... Nigh on a hundred years ago..."
Bill Nye references? Nice
Ave love the tool review I just went out and bought this same one. Thanks for un bias review. Love the way she choches.
I just put her on my shopping list. It'd be my first bluetooth speaker. I have a couple M12 1.5A batteries and two Milwaukee cordless tools.
Your methodology blows me away. I'm fascinated watching you tear things apart and more impressed at your explanation of what the heck is going on with the component parts and THEN AMAZINGLY you're able to put all those myriad assorted pieces back together into the original items once again and THEY WORK. HOLY DIDDLY! NOW THAT'S what I call SCUCUM. I just wish I could let my grandkids watch and learn from the master but I'm afraid they would star spouting off like a severely hurt sailor. I'd like to ask you to calm your language down but that would be un-cool as that's just part of who you are, so I'll have to enjoy your entertaining education investigations into the world of what is this thing made of, how well will it do its job, and how long will it last. You amaze me sir. Keep it up (these entertaining and educational reviews I mean) and KEEP YOUR RICHARD IN THE SQUEEZER. Love 'em man. Where did you get your impressive education?
29:18 just won the Internet today !
Big Clive MIX TAPE ON FULL BLAST!!!
Whats that song at the end? I cant find it anywhere
@@wik667 "The cheap sh1tty pink charger from china" by bigclivedotcom.
This is actually how I discovered Big Clive. You two are awesome
The physics and engineering that applies to audio is really interesting. Especially when you get into speaker arrays, horns, etc.
I think there is a very low probability of someone lying about being Australian, you can take him at his word.
We Kiwis have to give the Aussies a hard time, it's in the rules after the under arms bowling incident in 1981. Lest we forget!
Could you please do some reviews on the hyper tough Walmart drills?
Better than new and better looking!
If every company built their products knowing it would end up on AvEs’ garage shop table, The world would be a better place because of it!
Your narration has a Mystery science theatre 3000 vibe to it. Love your channels!
Who was the group you were playing at the end? Interesting
It is really a self-healing cutting-mat... Wow! :-)
yes, in the wife's sewing room
HUGE shout out to you my Cadanian cohort for featuring the Big Clive song! Oddly enough I've been a HUGR fan and patron of his since lock down streams but had never actually gotten to his music. Nothing makes me happier than two of my favorite technical youtubers cross pollinating.
I would Love to see a live stream hang out session with you two. You could do your cam as that lovely fireside chat cam you've done.
Please please please
Thanks for the link to the song, been watching him for a few months, hadn't found that yet...
Magic, big Clive on Ave. I love these guys.
Richard Young
19:35 /u/datums? I heard "braille printer" and thought of /r/skookum...
How would you go about adding a charging factor. So if you put a battery in and pug in the pokey bit it would charge your batteries?
Nice shmoo-shots!
I had a set of 1970's KEF speakers which had a bass reflex panel of a similar design to the small ones on this.
....little man in a canoe stroking..... ah brings back memory of my early school days wondering what this said little man in a canoe was that required lots of stroking. Not quite what I pictured.
Slamming a beer on the table. Risky move.
Hahaha I just came across this again today and was about to comment the same thing!
How do you find the pictorial diagrams for these boards? I have a TV I am trying to fix and I can't find anything about the board. All it needs is a choke but I can't find a part number.
They're weighted passive radiators to adjust the resonance of the cavity and in a sense passively "amplify" the bass. They make larger ones used in bookshelf and floor standing loudspeakers, there are even ones that you can adjust the weight to change the resonance of the radiator.
I turn my paint cans upside down spray til it's just air no paint coming out and it never clogs up and usually never run out of pressure either.
Il be damned, just heard heard him say "Rancho Relaxo", as soon as I did I knew who he was, Engineer Team Fortress 2
We get the simspons up here, bud. Goggle it up when you can spare a tic.
Save the frogs! Lol. Good one. Laughed my arse off. Nice vidjayo. Down right intriguing.
Can you show what the differences between the Milwaukee $200.00usa impact/drill set and the $400usa impact drill set. I've wondered if it was worth the money.