Glad I could be of help :)

Hi. That is a great question actually. It is something I never tried myself but in theory it should be possible to do if you have a SCSI interface with a connector that both works with the computer and CD-Rom device. I don’t think you would need any specific drivers for it as long as you can hook it up on a hardware level. It would be fun to know if this works. Maybe I should try it myself if possible. Not sure if I have any win7 compatible interface around though

I used to watch this video when I was younger!

Yes indeed. These fans have a really epic sound to them. I remember growing up hearing them for the first time I was fascinated how cool they sounded in real life. And also that they made the exact same identical sound every single time you spun them up. Almost to the perfect level identical year after year.

@@Pulverrostmannen1. Nice video regardless! I remember watching it many years ago. 2. Were the fans spinning via the wind or the actual motor? 3. Was the star-delta switchover automatic or was it manual so you had to switch it from star to delta - Riley (don’t forget to mention my name, Riley)

@@suezq74 Ok Riley. The Fans in this very video is spinning just by the wind. When I made the video I no longer lived at the farm and there was no power anymore since it was empty for years after we moved out. I had kept the audio recording I made from them when I was young and did a startup a quiet day when I was alone. Each fan had a huge box on the wall outside the barn with the Star-Delta switches and you had to manually cycle through the stages. These pulled ridiculous amounts of current so if you went to stage two too quick the main fuses blew like popcorn. But who wants that anyway. I wanted to hear them sing their beautiful song of inertia before going to full speed. After all these years I still had the recording which I cleaned and remastered for better quality and I made a matching video on the very fans that made that sound spinning lonely in the wind

Wow. I hope your keyboard is safe then lol. Glad to help!

These audio recordings are actually really really old and the only usable I got. 20+ years old. I have remastered the audio for this video and overlayed the audio on a video taken on the very same fans spinning by the wind. Sadly enough there were more cool sounding motors on this farm but I never took any recordings on those mostly because my equipment was very limited at this point in time

@@Pulverrostmannen ok

They pulled a ton of amps for sure. I remembered that only one could be reliably used at a time because if both ran at the same time the main fuses blew if you so much turn your read light on at the same time

Glad to help

Yes indeed. I have some of that stuff in my collection :)

Yes the front system uses equal to 8” woofers. They have a smaller rim as they are designed to be the right shape but have the same cone area as a real 8” speaker. The front system in these cars came with either a cheaper 2-way system and a more expensive 3-way system which also have a separate filter. When you replace your stock speakers you preferably use the filter that is supplied with them so that your filter matches the speakers you use.

Typically not, it depends a bit on the properties you have on the new spider since if that differ vastly in stiffness or excursion it may vary the sound. But it can actually also increase the audio quality if the new spider works better with that specific sub. You never know until you do the actual replacement

I can have a look what buffer size I am using myself. But it would be interesting to know how your cores are loaded separately. You can check this in your taskmanager in windows and make sure you change the graph to logical CPUs. I have the experience that FL studio is rather bad dividing the load over many cores so even if you have a ton of cores in your cpu the individual performance of them can be a bottleneck as there is no real way of dividing a demanding thread over more cores. I can get issues with performance when a lot is going on with my old 4790K I am using

Nothing in this video is claiming it is either. It’s omnidirectional, meaning it is pretty much no difference in sound around the device when it is playing. And it is the patent owners that have suggested this definition. I just built a device like this for educational and entertainment purposes and have had to follow the rules from Nevada Sound Research to do this. I have built a Bass shaker however that have a frequency response below 10hz but it is a completely different video. Search my videos for tactile transducer “bass shaker” and see what you want there

Mount rings for 8" speaker: Autoleads SAK-3109, Not sure if they are still available or not but I got mine from my local car audio shop :)

Wondering if this will be a good setup with aftermarket head unit puts out 4*45W power or maybe downsize to 6 3/4” in the front. I’m not sure what size the stock speakers are in the lower front door.

@@simonkozy7918 The stock speakers have the equal size of 8” woofer but it does not have the outer rim so in reality the total diameter is like 7”. The Aftermarket 8” speakers have a bit wider total diameter so the funnels you have in the panels will no longer fit over the new woofer and you have to remove them. But in general you get a lot better bass response if you go with the bigger speaker with the caveat you have to remove the funnel. Power wise I actually got pretty much sound with the speakers I used even with the stock head unit. I kept my original but I upgraded it with a module to get a USB interface. It was a quirky solution but it works with the steering wheel buttons and the dashboard display to use your stock head unit. It’s a give and take

Indeed. I bet they were playing electronic music too lol

Do you have an 8ohm replacement that you want to use in it’s place?

@@Pulverrostmannen Yes, I have a radio with two of these speakers and one is broken. I was thinking of putting an 8ohm one in place since it would be difficult to arrange identical speakers.

@@saddamjafostes4933 I understand. It gonna be difficult to make it work as the output transformer in your radio won’t match the speaker at all and the audio would be very skewed and low on the lower impedance. Even if you would raise the resistance with example a resistor it would take away pretty much all sound. In theory I got speakers to spare of these. But it would probably only be practical if you live in the EU

That is a good questions. I am not completely sure how much the limit was but you don’t get that much. I think with the rings you got a total somewhere from 7-9cm. Easiest thing you can do if you have the door apart is to lower the window down and measure the distance you get from the ring to the glass and take off a little from that for clearance to know for sure how much space you have for your speaker

Well you are both correct and both wrong. The fans do spin in the wind in this very footage. But the sound is recorded waaaaay back in time and I was the one doing it too. I used to live on that farm when the fans were operational and they were used to dry hay. At that time I took a laptop and a microphone and recorded both fans while I started them up and kept that recording. Later we moved away and I figure it would be fun to have a video on them but then all power were no longer active. So I took my camera with me on a day when it was blowing stupid strong winds and made a “quiet recording” just to show them spinning and then matched my old cleaned audio recording with the fans in the wind bursts and got a pretty good match of what I remember these fans were back in the days when I could see them in reality. So there you have the story why it looks like it does here

@@Pulverrostmannen Oh, thank you for the explanation, now its all clear, I appreciate it! Also nice story :)

@@44Kilovolt No problem :) it would not be easy to know how it was made otherwise so it deserved a cleared explanation :)

I am pretty sure the tubes in this amp is two ECC82 made by JJ. Pre-amp tubes like these generally last a long time. You can expect them to last several thousand hours unless they are very hard driven. I have not used this amp very much and never needed to change tubes in it so I am not able to give you a good estimate in this specific amp but I have had pretty good life out of JJ tubes I been using in my other full tube amplifiers :) but I been using it a couple of hundred hours at least

Good day 🙂

Right said buddy! The humming and squealing, the buzzing power surging through the windings with agonizing resistance to overcome the torque demand, how every cycle forces the rotor to spin faster and faster with ever increasing screams of power. It’s art, pure art I tell ya!

@@Pulverrostmannen theres 2 fans in my school gym that clearly have not been startup for years, theres a swich for both of them and i just wannna hear them but i dont wanan get in toruble

@@CRAIG86 for sure. I bet it won’t be easy to be sneaky about it either lol. If they roar like the ones in my video the whole neighborhood will know you touch the handle

Darn right!

Glad to help :)

Well, it is not James Blunt at least. And not royalty free harp music from the KZbin library either. I used what I had available at the time

Yes indeed

I can really feel your anguish for getting so close but out of reach. Glad I could help you sort it out :D

Glad to help!

I would say about 50watts max. Not very powerful when it’s a stock system but it gives a decent volume per watt anyway

3-phase power dude!

@@Pulverrostmannen oh wonder what it'd sound like with a 1 phase motor Also how many hp is that fan

I see music in pretty much anything. You can find the full track on my music channel along with many other better and more advanced music. Powertoast music. Or use the link in the description on this video to check it out

@@Pulverrostmannen you are the classic example of stupidity

Always happy to hear I could help! Good luck with your music production :)

Tackar! jo låten som är i början är en som jag började göra själv som tyvärr inte blev så mycket mer än ett intro så teoretiskt sett är inte det projektet avslutat, kom aldrig fram till hur jag ville den skulle fortsätta :( Dock är den öppen för förslag :D plus att det finns många andra och unika låtar jag producerat på min Musik kanal Powertoast Music som du kan kolla in med :)