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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard"
I fucking hate Heart.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II 
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!! "
Still too noisy. |
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy."
Lol, but it's goooooood noisy!! |
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy."
Perhaps I can wean you onto it with some accoustic hippie Zeppelin to start with.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21AtiWV3TE
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"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard"
Once a friend and I decided to do some radio surfing on the Internet and selected a radio station broadcasting from Antarctica.
Within 30 minutes we deduced that it was the best station that one could listen to before committing suicide.
Most depressing broadcast i have ever listened to, and I hope to God I will never hear a close competitor to that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy.
Perhaps I can wean you onto it with some accoustic hippie Zeppelin to start with.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21AtiWV3TE
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I think I'll stick with the gentle stuff. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard"
I listen to gangsta rap in the car so am gonna bitch slap anyone who steps up to da whip complanin' about my dizeee rascal joint |
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"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard
Once a friend and I decided to do some radio surfing on the Internet and selected a radio station broadcasting from Antarctica.
Within 30 minutes we deduced that it was the best station that one could listen to before committing suicide.
Most depressing broadcast i have ever listened to, and I hope to God I will never hear a close competitor to that. "
And I guess I've killed the thread..... Oops... Sorry.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Beard, you need a bit of Alanis Morrisette"
I'd welcome that! Honestly anything is better than listening to Luther Vandross bang on about his endless love and don't get me started about Midler and her fricking wind
Beard |
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy.
Perhaps I can wean you onto it with some accoustic hippie Zeppelin to start with.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21AtiWV3TE
I think I'll stick with the gentle stuff. "
Pffft, stubborn!  |
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By *uzy444Woman
over a year ago
in the suffolk countryside |
"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard
I listen to gangsta rap in the car so am gonna bitch slap anyone who steps up to da whip complanin' about my dizeee rascal joint "
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By *uzy444Woman
over a year ago
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"Beard, you need a bit of Alanis Morrisette
I'd welcome that! Honestly anything is better than listening to Luther Vandross bang on about his endless love and don't get me started about Midler and her fricking wind
Beard"
cant you invest in an ipod or earplugs, surely silence is better than that? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We call Magic fm suicide fm,it's so melancholy and depressing at times."
Says the depressed woman who has just been listening to Al Green - How can you mend a broken heart |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy.
Perhaps I can wean you onto it with some accoustic hippie Zeppelin to start with.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21AtiWV3TE
I think I'll stick with the gentle stuff.
Pffft, stubborn! "
Yes, but you knew that surely.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Almost all radio stations are absolute gash :/
You find the odd decent pirate station about the bigger cities but it's just the normal pop/rock whatever coma inducing grey crap of radio one or some rock fm type stations or other round here so radio doesn't get the time of day off me |
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By *inzi LTV/TS
over a year ago
The Garden of Eden in Beautiful North Wales |
"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard"
Hit it with a hammer... Heart is shite!  |
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy.
Perhaps I can wean you onto it with some accoustic hippie Zeppelin to start with.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21AtiWV3TE
I think I'll stick with the gentle stuff.
Pffft, stubborn!
Yes, but you knew that surely.
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I'll put it down to your dom streak and forgive you |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If anything more than an hour of heart fm is enough to incite violence from me, its just the same 6 songs over and over again, If they had some variety it wouldn't be an issue |
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Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I pretty much only listen to gentle, acoustic music.
And a lot of people say call me gentle.
I prescribe Led Zep II
Too noisy.
It raises the macho-mojo!!!
Still too noisy.
Perhaps I can wean you onto it with some accoustic hippie Zeppelin to start with.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21AtiWV3TE
I think I'll stick with the gentle stuff.
Pffft, stubborn!
Yes, but you knew that surely.
I'll put it down to your dom streak and forgive you "
Too kind *tips hat* |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
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I've built a sound system Loud enough to blur your vision
Slowed down bass heavy songs literally take your breath away |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
I've built a sound system Loud enough to blur your vision
Slowed down bass heavy songs literally take your breath away "
I need to pick your brains regarding sound systems in motors..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
I've built a sound system Loud enough to blur your vision
Slowed down bass heavy songs literally take your breath away
I need to pick your brains regarding sound systems in motors....."
Ask away  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
I've built a sound system Loud enough to blur your vision
Slowed down bass heavy songs literally take your breath away
I need to pick your brains regarding sound systems in motors.....
Ask away "
I want to figure out what's the best thing to do to improve the sound in a navara...there's nowhere to stick a traditional sub box..
Is it worth replacing the standard speakers in the doors?
Maybe a custom box that fits under the rear bench seat?
I've seen under seat sub things for sale but no idea if they're worth it...
I don't want a silly system..just a better bottom end and a reasonable clarity..doesn't need to crank up mad loud.
Probably about 400 quid to play with... |
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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago
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"The effects of aggressive and 'violent' music on people but they don't seem to think about the effects of sad and lovelorn music. The radio at work is fixed on Heart and it's doing my head in!
What dear fabbers are your opinions?
Beard"
Heart, Smooth & all the rest, coma inducing bland shop music. Bland is far more depressing than depressing music I reckon. least with the likes of Radiohead or The Smiths you know it's coming & what to expect, All I ever think when some Wet Wet Wet drivel or whatever comes on is "Some fcker got rich selling this shit! which now fills charity shop bins up & down the length of the country"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
I've built a sound system Loud enough to blur your vision
Slowed down bass heavy songs literally take your breath away
I need to pick your brains regarding sound systems in motors.....
Ask away
I want to figure out what's the best thing to do to improve the sound in a navara...there's nowhere to stick a traditional sub box..
Is it worth replacing the standard speakers in the doors?
Maybe a custom box that fits under the rear bench seat?
I've seen under seat sub things for sale but no idea if they're worth it...
I don't want a silly system..just a better bottom end and a reasonable clarity..doesn't need to crank up mad loud.
Probably about 400 quid to play with... "
You could get something sounding nice for £400.
If you're getting door speakers you'll want a headunit too, you can buy under the seat subs. Or plenty of brands do shallow mount subs too.
Look at hertz for door speakers, alpine/pioneer for head units |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Music can influence mood. There have been countless studies made into it.
Slower tunes, 20-70 bpm are good for chillng out to
Dance, upbeat or punk can increase work capacity - anything between 70-80 bpm
Any music between 80-120 bpm is good for a work out
However there was a song in the 90s...self bias resistor was actually banned in several countries from being played live because it fell into the 180bpm, classifying it as gabba techno....if played loud with enough bass it can actually throw the heart off its natural rhythem.
I've built a sound system Loud enough to blur your vision
Slowed down bass heavy songs literally take your breath away
I need to pick your brains regarding sound systems in motors.....
Ask away
I want to figure out what's the best thing to do to improve the sound in a navara...there's nowhere to stick a traditional sub box..
Is it worth replacing the standard speakers in the doors?
Maybe a custom box that fits under the rear bench seat?
I've seen under seat sub things for sale but no idea if they're worth it...
I don't want a silly system..just a better bottom end and a reasonable clarity..doesn't need to crank up mad loud.
Probably about 400 quid to play with...
You could get something sounding nice for £400.
If you're getting door speakers you'll want a headunit too, you can buy under the seat subs. Or plenty of brands do shallow mount subs too.
Look at hertz for door speakers, alpine/pioneer for head units "
Head unit is double din..am guessing i can fit a standard in there..there will be a 'converter' for lack of a better word from double to single?
And...i shall have a look on line..am guessing the online shopping bay will have plenty sellers? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not quoting all that lol
Just buy one those shelves to fill the gap. That's all mine has. I use an alpine 177BT can't go wrong with alpine.
If you can stretch your budget look into hertz mille pros  ive just upgraded to hertz 1650.3 legends...they are unreal top of the line from hertz that rock up at £669, the clarity is amazing though. I've just bought some sundown Zv415s too so can recommend sundown for the sub they do shallow mount ones too. think it's the SD models
Basically headunit - alpine or pioneer
Sub - sundown audio or JL audio
Budget subs - JBL or bassface .2 series
Speakers - hertz or focal
And buy components not coaxial
Id recommend just biting the bullet and going full on SPL though |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not quoting all that lol
Just buy one those shelves to fill the gap. That's all mine has. I use an alpine 177BT can't go wrong with alpine.
If you can stretch your budget look into hertz mille pros ive just upgraded to hertz 1650.3 legends...they are unreal top of the line from hertz that rock up at £669, the clarity is amazing though. I've just bought some sundown Zv415s too so can recommend sundown for the sub they do shallow mount ones too. think it's the SD models
Basically headunit - alpine or pioneer
Sub - sundown audio or JL audio
Budget subs - JBL or bassface .2 series
Speakers - hertz or focal
And buy components not coaxial
Id recommend just biting the bullet and going full on SPL though "
Am gonna just run all that through google translate
Really though..i ll have a look at some of that and have a little cost up. Much appreciated on the advice..I'm pretty sure some of it at least shall be put to use |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not quoting all that lol
Just buy one those shelves to fill the gap. That's all mine has. I use an alpine 177BT can't go wrong with alpine.
If you can stretch your budget look into hertz mille pros ive just upgraded to hertz 1650.3 legends...they are unreal top of the line from hertz that rock up at £669, the clarity is amazing though. I've just bought some sundown Zv415s too so can recommend sundown for the sub they do shallow mount ones too. think it's the SD models
Basically headunit - alpine or pioneer
Sub - sundown audio or JL audio
Budget subs - JBL or bassface .2 series
Speakers - hertz or focal
And buy components not coaxial
Id recommend just biting the bullet and going full on SPL though
Am gonna just run all that through google translate
Really though..i ll have a look at some of that and have a little cost up. Much appreciated on the advice..I'm pretty sure some of it at least shall be put to use "
Not going to lie....you'll get the bug
I started off small and it just spirals out of control . I'm up to 5000 watts RMS now 6700 watts if I wired down to 0.5ohm |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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You will all be pleased to know that the radio station had been changed today. A good mix of rock and old pop. Not a Vandross or Diana Ross to be heard
Beard |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You will all be pleased to know that the radio station had been changed today. A good mix of rock and old pop. Not a Vandross or Diana Ross to be heard
Beard"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You will all be pleased to know that the radio station had been changed today. A good mix of rock and old pop. Not a Vandross or Diana Ross to be heard
Beard"
I've taken to listening to audiobooks in the car |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"You will all be pleased to know that the radio station had been changed today. A good mix of rock and old pop. Not a Vandross or Diana Ross to be heard
Beard
I've taken to listening to audiobooks in the car "
I wish I had a choice! I'd just put my earphones in but health and safety blah blah blah
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