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[@jjj6245]

"don't cut yourself" Great inventions AND good advice for depressive people, this channel is the complete package!

[@wandererstraining]

That's awesome! I bet I could use it to make people inside office buildings listen to music through their sealed windows!

[@FishMB2015]

if you cover the mirror or any other object in a light layer of sand and play a steady frequency, the sand grains will travel to the nodal points of that object. It is a very interesting effect I recommend that you try it.

[@Jmrox2001]

What are nodal points and why would I want sand on them

[@germas369]

+FishMB2015 only works when a single frequency sound is played. you can change it and the sand will rearange

[@khateebartskhateebarts7357]

Fishm 200k g SGC

[@stclairstclair]

Like the Bradys?

[@ThePelkey289]

You’re fat

[@ospididious]

Best use for a microwave I've seen in a long time.

[@absenteeadvisor]

Thank you. You are a charming and inquisitive guy. The world needs more people asking questions and experimenting as you do. Cheers from Washington State, Rulof.

[@cileymyrus549]

Things you need to create surface speaker: 1. Surface 2. Speaker

[@robertfrederick7757]

That's pretty ingenious ! I will have to try that with a cheap Chinese made speaker.

[@Skegon]

"Don't cut yourself" -Has bandage on hand after the next cut. I see you talk from experience!

[@ayushkushwaha4340]

It's a practical teaching of technology and I like to do this type of things......so, I appreciate them all for such good works

[@SelfStirringPot-com]

Attach it to Eiffel Tower.

[@JTCHAEL123]

+Self Stirring Pot NOW THAT'S A GOOD IDEA

[@smartphoneschmiede5796]

guys he s italien not french...

[@CarnivoreChris89]

Who stated that he was french? :D

[@8bit_coder]

LOUDEST SPEAKER EVAA

[@ReaperHRX]

I found your channel few days ago and im just amazed by all the stuff you make :D 11/10 would do it!

[@khalidislam9070]

Wre make a speaker out of a speaker?

[@isaiahwarren8365]

that's cool, but i think a rubber ring or a suction cup on the washer would make the quality even better.

[@ung427]

This is great technology to fake a haunting. "The walls were breathing and talking! We couldn't find the source of the sounds.. it was as if the sound was coming from the walls themselves!" Hoo Hoo Hoo Ha ha ha haaa..

[@alcapone5791]

ung427 time to invest and make millions selling it to haunted house companies. Lets become business partners

[@ung427]

Al Capone Ok it's a deal!

[@gskaloyan]

+ung427 or for a haunted house setup at halloween

[@MrKimarin]

+Mario Munoz i like to throw me dolla out me window call me mr investor

[@ung427]

Also, people can now float things like water droplets and little pieces of Styrofoam with a little double speaker set up. See Acoustic Levitation. If we hook up say a 12,000 watt system via 18 inch sub-woofers on each wall, including the ceiling and floor, not only can we induce creaking with low frequencies down to 4 Hzs but with that much power we might even be able to levitate stuff in the middle of the room to add to the haunting effects!! Filling the room with smoke, via a smoke machine under the floor blowing slowly into the crack we could definitely with an array of speakers and a circuit board attached to the speakers, get an "entity" to form in the smoke and move around the room. This will be incredibly haunting because when it goes through the hauntee, he or she will feel the pressure wave go right through their chest. Without any smoke and a powerful enough array in the walls we could also localize the air pressure via the geometry of the room and induce things like lifting of one's hair and sensations of brushing gently against one's neck. The possibilities are endless and awesome for a fake haunting.

[@mixme8655]

thank you for the idea sir Rulof

[@honawikeepa5813]

I'm going to make some. Thanks from New Zealand.

[@tonygfactory09]

you, my friend, are a genius

[@BigPuffyNipples]

That's so cool. Nice video man!

[@frankw8876]

Clever and creative! Upvoted and subscribed.

[@KorisnikBr1]

Dude well done... I would never thought about that. I'll try that

[@alfblack2]

Bravo. I've seen many speaker projects. I have never seen this.

[@tomasorocco8240]

Italy FTW grande Ruolf ;D

[@benabernathy2819]

this channel is freakin awesome

[@HammyTechnoid]

Thanks... this gives me a great idea... Bravo!

bravissimo, genius!

[@raymond9339]

amazing ;) thanks for sharing

[@VictorC1891]

Interesting idea !

[@kareno8634]

W0W That was Beautiful! Really cool the way it changed its tune with different surfaces. : }

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

Excellent! ;) Very clever!

[@SyamsulBahri-ih7dt]

very good your experience

[@mhe123321]

4:40 when your jam comes on in the club xD

[@musliminkarben]

you are mad genius...!!! and i like it

[@dylanlincoln6403]

Great job

[@orchidmdg]

That is SO cool! I love the Pepsi can. I would like to know how it feels on my forehead

[@NordHuscarlo]

ma tu sei un grande!

[@RobertoBeretta148]

Grazie!

[@techandhackerguy4707]

This is so cool!

[@dumitrudabu3463]

fantastic .!!

[@athulkrishna6419]

nice work brother.

[@benjaminhong687]

Hey, I like classical music. What is the song you were playing through that speaker?

[@achemachew]

Very nice!

[@ventheman8418]

this guy is amazing

[@pshykruiz7340]

What would happen with 2 or more on the same table would sound just get louder or would they interfere with each other?

[@has4896]

Great work sir 🤜🤛💥💥💥💥💥💯🌋🌋🌋😎

[@duonginhchuyen3575]

thank you very much

[@eugeniovasquez3780]

when you put the speaker to head i feel like you could heal, or hurt yourself with correct frequency. have you tried 8hz tone with speaker on head?

[@gotfan7749]

this is really awesome

[@MegaMario0007]

Where did you get that hollow washer? It's so hard to find

[@DdgeShelby]

I appreciate the vidro, very nice

[@erogeguy8887]

I trust this man

[@dunlaoghaire40]

Have you tried to layer more than 1 type of surface for the speaker? Of course, you'd need some type of device to separate each surface so they do not touch each other. also, would adding the various surfaces off center rather than in surface center result in different types of sounds?

[@mattvapes8421]

Hey bro nice job on your video keep up the good work that was so cool what you made

[@zenobiahaku4087]

Wow, i'd like to see the impedance curves of this speaker :D

[@SyamsulBahri-ih7dt]

very good your exp

[@Mikej1592]

very neat

[@nonalegorical]

so do i need to wreck 1 corner on the speaker too?

[@joaquinmata981]

dude so cool

[@spacedusty]

THIS IS GREAT

[@yogeshbhoite4402]

you are great...............

[@ashishmalaviya]

Can you explain how it works !

[@M3iscool]

I make sculptures out of steel, how do you think it would sound if held this speaker to it?

[@butre.]

Sculpture Junkie noise would happen for sure, but this method doesn't make high quality audio

[@M3iscool]

butre jp I would expect that, yes.

[@stclairstclair]

I do aluminum castings in sand and when struck they sing, Now you've got me thinking.

[@hyperhumana]

Rudolf... Speaker looks nice, but how do we connect it with source of music?

[@walkingbat6250]

which drill machine did you use. it looks small. i am searching for this type drilling machine. plz tell

[@frankfranklyn]

Interesting. It works, that's for sure, but for clarity I presume that if it was glued to a solid surface, then this would take away the vibrations? Also: Thinking along the lines of hollow surface tables, or doors, hung vertically I'm thinking there would be greater sound vibrations and a 'larger' sound? In any event, a great job!

[@RamsinMahmodi]

wawoooooo ..perfect tanx

[@fabiorosati7959]

Ciao Rulof , perché non provi ad appoggiarlo alla cassa armonica di una chitarra ?? , sarei curioso di sapere .... un saluto, Fabio

[@zivchen2176]

So Cool!!!

[@mak6419]

Awesome

[@Beiu.Bogdan]

it can be used as a mechanical oscilator?

[@wudude3545]

how are you plugging the speaker into whatever is playing your music?

[@grassulo]

Glue a black rubber O- ring to the washer, it will get rid of the buzzing and make it sound a lot better, the semi-hard rubber will act as coupling to the surface it's placed on. What you've made here is a surface transducer and they are fascinating things.

[@hamiltonwolner7920]

interessante no isopor será Que sai o som também

[@gabrielsena1145]

Hi!! I'm brazilian and I Iove your videos!!! AND...english is not my first language :)

[@alexmexqt14]

nice man can you put some cumbias to see how it sound

[@papaversomniferum5247]

dopest song i ever heard

[@aurelianmihaiscurtu3737]

you are good man keep doing what you do i really like your ideeas ;) big like

[@calderhutchins]

I have that same plate that is in the microwave.

[@torpedogang]

What does he do afterwards

[@SavvygeMediaGroup]

What if you make a huge one and hook it to a building?

[@TonyyStarrkk1994]

Lmao, is that a reference to Teslas earthquake machine? 😂 I was thinking the same thing lmao. It it was big enough and you tuned the frequency just right, who knows. But Teslas machine was rather small lol.

[@bernardoronquillodelacruz8019]

Creative i like it

[@phallus36]

you should probably use loc tite or nylon nuts so it doesn't come loose with the vibration, but the project is very nice, and maybe use only a strip of plexiglass so the speaker has less difficulty moving and more excursion; more bass

[@silviumarius4448]

cool bro '

[@jmsaguas77]

Great video! :) It's awsome!!! :)

[@daredeviltee4275]

very good it is very interesting

[@gtametro]

DUDE you should have tried it with some dubstep, i wanna know if these can give good bass (i doubt) before i build one.

[@melvinjansen2338]

No they have no clear base whatsoever... Only do this if you want loud music... I really dont understand why fuck up a good speaker.. You have a volume knob you know.... This is an experiment for people who want to learn about audio maybe

[@nurulasri2670]

What speaker wood and water

[@coolgarrett02productions42]

That is cool

[@mattmiller8614]

PRAELUDIUM!

[@WesterlySunn]

Nice...

[@phillmat5079]

Can I use it as a ultrasonic cleaner?

[@richardgabriel3613]

What's that song he's playing on the speaker?

[@alteredneon2491]

Could you connect this to your computer desk? does it emit bass ? thus making the table vibrate as you play adding to the atmosphere ?

[@MrJojoledemago]

Wayne Toerien yes with an amplifier connected to your pc (mini jack - 2 cinch/rca). No because you compresse de coil so it's a lot more difficult for it to produce low frequency. And repeat the question :D

[@techmad2808]

Super no word

[@johnnyfaber8089]

kickass

[@tonita88]

wow thats algebraic!!

[@theloudgamer9708]

How did dis work

[@franol7]

Art for art :) ! The normal speaker has hell of better performance that this Surface Speaker. Today much better quality small speaker are available on market. Frankly this speaker si only for experimental purpose and for learning

[@lubricantesocial3273]

hermoso

[@alkaline4545]

thank

[@miteshkumar5557]

whats a ferrismo nut?