Trying A Weird Vintage Spring Speaker Reverb that i've never seen before.

#reverb? spring reverb? but with a speaker? what?? a strange reverb!
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[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

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[@CausticCatastrophe]

Thanks for sharing Ben! That art is cool too!

[@Peron1-MC]

i wonder if it wouldnt rattle as much if it was put horizontally so that the springs mostly go in and out and not run into eachother :)

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

@@Peron1-MC a lot of people commenting about avoiding the rattling. the simple answer is to turn it down. i just turned it up cus i like the rattles

[@Darco626]

please give us an answer what is the rhythm you played on guitar synth controller :D

[@dtlssm]

your channel is fantastic!have u ever tried this technology? www.audiotechnologies.gr/index_files/Page35234.htm

[@S3thc0n]

I could not imagine a better tool for making scifi sound tracks.

[@TheLambLive]

Reminds me of the sci-fi sounds that used to come from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

[@TheChadPad]

I know, that sounds amazing

[@MrHack4never]

This sounds too much like an stadium PA system, i would probably use a theremin instead unless you're working on a dystopian setting

[@min_nari]

muse should got this for their next killer track

[@jaredf6205]

They use this exact sound in Forbidden Planet.

[@Wacholder]

...might be suited for heating the room as well

[@sed8me69]

Re: Active mods yes please.

[@user-gh8wt2zi2n]

it does look like a space heater

[@hunzhurte]

German?

[@Rainbow__cookie]

Yeah true or some sort of light Like fluorescent tubes

[@MattF1982]

Until the speaker drys out and catches fire.

[@geoelectro]

Years ago I was working on an organ in the back room of a music store. I kept hearing reverb every time I made a sound yet no reverb was on the organ. I finally realized that an upright piano right behind the organ had its action removed. This left all the strings un-damped. They were resonating from the organ sound. Thing is there was a string for every note in the organ all tuned perfectly to each note. It was an amazing effect.

[@WoodysAR]

That's just about the coolest thing I ever heard! :)

[@williamcozart9166]

Ha, the clipping is literally just the wires smacking together.

[@rickc2102]

Their waves are physically being clipped, that's nuts.

[@Ferrichrome]

Sounds even worse, but also better, than actual clipping.

[@dickbison]

@@rickc2102 shit you're right

[@vincentlajoie1664]

@@Ferrichrome Clippings really hurt... dare touch it

[@masonnack2657]

Everybody gangsta till the reverb speaker starts walkin

[@reedy_9619]

Pussy My washingmachine s been walking for years

[@rikospostmodernlife]

@@reedy_9619 how many km?

[@David-bc4rh]

But is your refrigerator running?

[@anondeilvers91]

@@David-bc4rh yes, it is...

[@neutronenstern.]

@@rikospostmodernlife Of course 42

[@OMGitzEDD]

good thing my granddad couldn't hear that first tone sweep you did the poor guy would have probably thought the Germans were invading again

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

hahahahahaha

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

@Bob Wilson oh shut up, German workers are also oppressed and Greek 0.1%ers are also oppressors.

[@stocchinet]

Dive bombers incoming!

[@low_rise5030]

@Bob Wilson So you are the one xenophobic subscriber of LMNC? Good to know. @Thingaloo thank you!

[@Krmpfpks]

I am German and I can tell you our military is even more incompetent than yours, we wouldn’t even make it across the channel. So your safe for now.

[@lord_kinbote3920]

I bet the sound designer for a horror movie would love that thing.

[@TonyLambregts]

Totally agree.

[@Ferrichrome]

I could see this being used in Star Wars easily lol

[@SternLX]

A Spring Reverb Speaker like this was actually used to create the Transporter sound in the Original Star Trek back in the late 60's. I have a book around here somewhere that discusses all the backstage production stuff of the series. Has all kinds of cool little tid bits in it. Like how the Tribble's "Purr" is actually just a Cricket pitch shifted down and slowed.

[@goodun2974]

It sounds like the music from every episode of Doctor Who ---- being played all at once!

[@DillonStrichman]

normal clipping in audio gives me some sort of low-stakes anxiety, but the springs buzzing against each other and their enclosure is a whole new level

[@leobattle5055]

The wind-like noise generated by the springs immediately creates a post-apocalyptic-like ambience, and I love it

[@tacocat9916]

I think the dilapidated and aged state of the speaker itself really adds to the apocalyptic sound.

[@avrahamvidal4255]

Léo Battle Me Too I Love It

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

S.T.A.L.K.E.R./Metro-esque

[@philurbaniak1811]

This is hands down the coolest thing I've seen in a Long Time

[@Erudotic]

I second that wholeheartedly Sir! And out LMNC Boy definitely gave it the exact right and perfect treatment!

[@userPrehistoricman]

This is the coolest thing of Long Time

[@JUST2y]

what is a Long Time?

[@patrickbodine6010]

Ya know, it doesn't take much to entertain some people! Hey, I resemble that remark!😁

[@philurbaniak1811]

@@JUST2y longer than a Short Time? Like... Ages! 😁

[@mudhutproductions]

Anyone who has ever knocked into an old Peavey combo amp from the 80's knows that calamitous garage door spring breaking sound all too well.

[@Murgoh]

I had a 100W Crate 2x12 combo amp I bought brand New In 2008 or thereabouts and it had a spring reverb with actual springs so at least then those were still used. It was not an expensive amp either, just a cheap transistor one.

[@habichiblah7534]

That frequency sweep you did has so so many sweet spots. The drum loop sounds fucking cool too, especially the claps.

[@TehButterflyEffect]

There were at least two dead spots in that speaker as well. Pretty good considering modern speakers have more dead spots than that.

[@applejinx7172]

The way the thing is jumping around on the bass notes is SO your aesthetic. What a nice gift :)

[@PianoScoreVids]

Oh, nice to see you here :)

[@lagduck2209]

that byproduct ringing of springs beating against each othe, that noise - gives the sound a character

[@marksyan2869]

Kinda disappointed that he didn’t test the playstation 2 startup on this thing

[@heliogonzalez2663]

Nes

[@loganthesaint]

It would’ve left a crater in the table

[@fear98scare]

It's a time bomb

[@Ferrichrome]

DO IT no jk he would destroy the fabric of reality

[@durizoyo2330]

please by the love of god do this!

[@johnohalloran1526]

When I'm in the bed and I'm farting away I can hear my farts reverberating throughout the mattress springs.

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Dammm i was not ready to hear that

[@zoned7609]

gotta love when gross old people with fetishes just talk about it in every comment possible jesus christ

[@ncage2621]

That sounds a gas! 😆😁🤫😉🇬🇧❤️🇵🇸🍉.

[@rb032682]

@john ohalloran - I'll wager you sleep alone very often. 😧😧😨😨🤣🤣 Greetings from Los Angeles.

[@itsalukas2]

Record it and sell it as a sample pack

[@echodelta9]

Cool as it got back then. This looks 60's though I am on States side of the pond. It is important to note the springs are driven in the center by a direct physical connection to the speaker. Hence the springs sound couples back to the speaker and is heard. I have never seen anything like it. Caution! That speaker is rated for no more than 20 watts, and that kind of bass will damage it. It's brittle paper and phenolic held together with crisp glue. It's no ordinary speaker.

[@mindbreak666]

inb4 someone handcrafts a new version with aramide cones

[@MyOldNameWasTaken]

@@mindbreak666 brb gonna frankenstein one of my Focal car speakers

[@mindbreak666]

@@MyOldNameWasTaken upload method and results ploxx

[@JustAlanIsCool]

I wonder how much fun I could have with one ten or twenty times more powerful hahaha

[@autumnlesco3032]

interesting insight

[@TBL_stevennelson]

You need to add electricity so it sparks when they touch

[@sndrcve]

Steven Nelson and a blue light to help catch passing fly’s

[@Rainbow__cookie]

Or add heating springs so it glows red

[@noautoaidan]

Emerald Blaze those could be heating springs if you ran enough current through them.

[@peterbull3955]

Get together with the electroboom guy!!!

[@hyperhektor7733]

yeah, make the springs glow red hot + arcs when they touch + ultraviolet light for the flys + ram some styrofoam in there while filming that madness HAHAH

[@mikeyjohnson5888]

When I was a kid, my friends dad was cleaning out stuff from their grandfathers attic and he pulled out something like the one in the video and said we could play with it. Well kids being kids we essentially destroyed it, throwing it around and kick it in listening to the pained cries of the springs. Lot of fun but boy do I feel like a shithead destroying such an interesting piece of audio history. Glad some made it :D

[@matmak]

Finally discovered where are minecraft cave sounds comimg from.

[@keithfulkerson]

That could be a cool diy project, maybe testing different types and lengths of springs. It's cool how it kinda visualizes the sound, too.

[@sapien82]

id have to paint my springs with a nice range of colours

[@sapien82]

even better paint them with thermal paint so that when the springs heat up from movement they change colour

[@KCML82]

I'd use smaller diameter springs, or put them further apart, so tey don't collide, to get rid of the 'clanking' when they hit eachother.

[@sapien82]

@@KCML82 I kind of like that effect , but I get what you mean, Id also take away that central bar that sort of holds the springs and replace them with individual strengthening rods for each spring , that way any vibrations are not sent along the central support beam and then passed into the adjacent coils causing feedback. But I guess its all a part of the unique sound that box makes. You could easily experiment with different coils .

[@kozmik_haze]

@@KCML82 Maybe not as much collision but a little can be useful

[@themidnightsociety9085]

Love the old skool tech, sounds like it belongs in a haunted house !

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

hahahaha pretty much!!! the cobwebs inside it fit with that too

[@themidnightsociety9085]

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER Keep up the great work !!

[@Tb0n3]

Yeah. Most of the sounds the came out of it in this video wouldn't be out of place in a horror movie.

[@Orionrobots]

I'll admit - I was slightly afraid those low frequencies were going to destroy it. Awsome sounds!

[@paulriggs42]

I love that you can actually see the waveforms as the springs go into resonance....you can see the nodes and anti-nodes..... higher the frequency the more waves are visible.... good visual acoustics !

[@OvAeons]

that speaker can take a beating wow

[@Rainbow__cookie]

Beat it beat it - Michael Jackson

[@SilvaDreams]

YOu'd be amazed at what some older speakers can take. I had a set of 1960's era "home theater" speakers with a 12" sub, 6" mid and 1 or 2" tweeter in each upright box and those things were LOUD. They took decades of use and then some abuse from me as a teenager using it to play my electric guitar through the system... And playing my metal. It took me cranking everything to the max to pop one of the old paper and glue sub woofers (though it was more a failure of materials).... Great fun, actually kind of made it hard to breath and got me a call to the police from neighbors a mile away!

[@OvAeons]

@@SilvaDreams I have a pair i of vintage technics, they get real loud while continuing to sound amazing but i would not dare to test them THAT hard lol

[@21stcenturyjacktheripper]

@@OvAeons i have a set of technics sb-6000a good bass, good highs but no mids. I guess my infinity rs 3b have spoiled me.

[@ChristopherSideris1117]

6:40 sounded amazing. Anything that goes into the deeper sounds just gets the springs to jump around crazy making their own noises that distracts from the original sound. But this is amazing for higher to mid ranged frequencies.

[@arnonuehm2]

Yeah, and that part reminded me very strongly of some EBM tune that I've heard very often but can't think of the name right now...

[@arno8571]

@@arnonuehm2 I'd love to know the tune, its friggin awesome :'D

[@charlielyttle8576]

"I've been making a membrane speaker that visualises lasers for my girlfriend" God I wish that were me

[@bdavbdavbdavbdav]

Yeah I kind of wanted more of an explanation on that one!

[@2760ade]

What does that even mean?!😂

[@maxmakesfilms69]

7:20 feels like the start of a Death Grips track to me.

[@pharmacist_2773]

How the trips never stops

[@NVMDSTEvil]

Should build some "new" versions of this. Give more room between the springs and have them further from the back board so they wont hit the backboard and each other as easily.

[@n1nj4l1nk]

Spring reverb is a pretty common thing in decent guitar amps.

[@txspeck]

N1nj4L1nk pretty sure he means analog spring reverb. Not digital.

[@n1nj4l1nk]

@@txspeck so did I. I got a Hughes and kettner amp, in 2011 with proper spring reverb. It wasn't even an expensive one (£250). Before you say, yes, I'm sure it was analogue; digital doesn't make spring noises when unplugged and knocked.

[@NVMDSTEvil]

@@n1nj4l1nk you sure it wasnt a combo/cabinet, not an amp?

[@n1nj4l1nk]

@@NVMDSTEvil yeah it was a combo, I've always just called them amps haha. Anyway, my point was that I'm confused that it's so cool to you all when it's a fairly common thing.

[@RegebroRepairs]

So, it's seems like it's the reverb speaker from a Dax-Éko RA40. It seems to be stereo speakers with two elements, one with and one without springs, presumably so you could add reverb to your music!?

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

cool thanks for the info

[@JohannesRaggam]

hi lennart!

[@RegebroRepairs]

@@JohannesRaggam Hey! What's up?

[@tonyennis1787]

Did you know that off the top of your head, @Lennart Regebro?

[@RegebroRepairs]

@@tonyennis1787 No, I'm not an encyclopedia.

[@EzeePosseTV]

When you play cool synth sounds through this, you get sprung! As everybody recoils in horror at the bad puns, lol

[@ethanpoole3443]

Please, spring no more upon us!

[@EzeePosseTV]

It was a miri-coil anyone saw this but you sprang outa nowhere and replied. Thanks

[@ethanpoole3443]

Ezee Posse TV Oh please, I recoil at such a bad pun, at least aim for something that resonates!

[@b4tran]

this is brilliant on so many levels. every frame a painting + personality

[@ChristopherSibert]

Awesome reverb, I love the sound, seeing the sound waves begin to "phase" and multiply at certain frequencies is great :)

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Although the springs slapping the wood housing added an interesting effect you could build a new housing designed to avoid that interaction. It might be fun to add an electromechanical tremolo.

[@adamweston4152]

Came across your channel by accident and now I'm subbing, this is the most incredible thing I've seen in ages and it helps that I'm into speakers and sound.thank you!

[@hotwill100]

This is a amazing video. Love the sound that is produced with it.

[@kujiko88]

Imagine walking through a foggy area and this thing starts going off. Oh man. But it'd be pretty fun.

[@mattzimmerman5269]

This thing is crying out for a strobe light!

[@bassmechanic237]

Awesome video. Thank you for playing a variety of sounds through this reverb box.

[@Ben_______x]

Love this so much. The texture is so good

[@JG-nx3jg]

Burial should get himself one of these, perfect for his futurist, dystopian soundscapes.

[@PB-nn2dh]

Absolutely trippy and incredible

[@samanthajarosek9756]

I LOVE the things you do!

[@BobOgden1]

Looks like a genetic modified chest expander exercise thing from the 60s

[@bootnab]

Ooooh ideas!

[@sed8me69]

LoL, Plug that fkr in whilst Belt Sanding ones gunt, On one of those same era Fat Blaster.

[@GrumpSkull]

A hazard to hairy chests.

[@Sebaxtain]

Convolution Reverb: ,,i can make trippy reverb FX" Spring Speaker Reverb: ,, hold my springs"....

[@merlhemlok007]

Nature creates the most Beautifully unique sounds, the drums sound amazing through the springs

[@capnclawhammer3024]

So kewl. I have an old spring and tuned strings reverb box homemade from a cigar box and fitted with a (now inoperable) digital mic from a headset that I used to use sometimes when I used to play my banjo over Yahoo voice chat. This vid makes me want to go the other way 'round and make it a speaker, just for the heck of it. Great vid!

[@EnricoCupellini]

I love when the speaker comes to life with jumps! remarkable!

[@jeanbonnefoy1377]

adding another fun fact: in physics class when in high school, our teacher once demonstrated the effect of resonance frequencies by using almost the same loudspeaker with springs enclosure coupled to a tone generator... well, exactly what you did towards the end of your video demo!

[@ethanpoole3443]

It was doing a very good job at demonstrating standing waves as well.

[@MatzeAppel]

5:00 i really want to see you make some music with this darn thing with those 'spacey' sounds its just too glorious

[@kitehman]

Yes, i was really hoping it was an actuall track

[@jetaimemina]

Reminds me of Infected Mushroom somehow.

[@bellybuttonfishkisses619]

So cool, Thanks for sharing!

[@nakedzebra67]

Also how sick would those look painted under a black light

[@theDudeOfDudes]

A strobe light would be the ticket here

[@babydaddy4257]

Thats an excellent idea, as long as the paint doesnt interfere with the reverberation

[@crimescene25]

calm down panama red.

[@babydaddy4257]

@@crimescene25 what?

[@nakedzebra67]

@@crimescene25 yah what?

[@DrabbestGorillaYT]

so thats how they make cars racing in tunnel sounds

[@captianfreshest]

This is so wild... Very cool piece of history. Visually it's just as awesome.

[@Katelyn3666]

Wow that sounds amazing. You could have so much fun with that.

[@darrenirwin]

ive seen antique speakers with strings like in a piano . Very scifi soundtrack.Variable spring tension would interesting, controlled by midi using servos.

[@mlaforce]

You should be the sound composer for the next tron movie.

[@andyf6813]

nice sounds epic thanks for showing us

[@rhyoliteaquacade]

Pretty mesmerizing!

[@PokuPokuYeah]

seeing (and hearing) this thing wiggle around is the coolest

[@STP_TV]

7:40 sounds like an alien invasion

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

dear earthlings... we require all of earths springs, for our alien speakers

[@sonofabitchingbridge]

That sounds really cool!

[@jeffevansmusic]

This reverb actually sounds pretty decent. The different spring thickness is to smooth out the reverb even more. (not support at all) 4 springs will also do that. A good thing to to do would be to mount a piezo pickup at one end to just isolate the reverb out. Even better thing would be a piezo pickup at each end on the support brackets. Then you would get a lovely stereo spring reverb effect without the dry signal. The Mic is going to pickup the dry signal which is not really wanted. It sounds quite long though. You could also wedge some light foam in between the springs to speed up the reverb time as well. I have done this before.

[@noyb777333]

I like how you think! I'm an old boy now, but back in 1965 I played in a garage band for two years. Back then it really was a garage band because parents would only let us play that loud in a garage. At least until you're good enough to be let into the basement. Anyway, I was the lead guitarist and had, I think it was a 100watt amp, nothin' special. But it did have tremello and reverb. And the reverb was springs mounted on a block of wood. I know, because back then I would take things apart to understand. We would rock the amp back and forth to get the reverb block to crash and do its thing... Really enjoyed this video!!!

[@Rivenworld]

Love this sound, whoever thought of this is a genius...

[@HelamanGile]

Sounds crazy good

[@donovanhowardmusic]

You’re like a mad scientist! Excellent mate!

[@KNHSynths]

I never saw this kind of spring reverb working like a resonator... Incredible! Thanks for showcasing this strange thing with a very interesting sound!

[@DjNikGnashers]

Loving that, reminds me of Delia Derbyshire at the BBC radiophonic workshop.

[@fumonshow87]

I could spend a whole week-end playing with those springs. Cant wait to hear with the gameboys!

[@gulagwarlord]

That sounds incredible

[@maxwilliamson5624]

That sounds insane 🤯!!!!

[@BigInjun05]

It's like a kids plastic microphone we all sang in to when we were little bit this ones for adults.

[@Azzysdesignworks]

Sounds kinda like a rotary car going through a tunnel .

[@mazda2284]

that it does !

[@wolfrobots118]

Excellent demo of that!!

[@shadwellsong]

that sounds amazing!

[@OscillatorSink]

Just the thing for your upcoming dub side project I'd reckon.

[@patkelly3966]

Did some one say dub?? My ears always tingle whenever that word is uttered anywhere in the cosmos.

[@thewheelies6801]

That is the coolest reverb I've ever heard. The drums are incredible through that thing.

[@jeffpurtell5676]

That is actually a very, very cool sound! It reminds me of some special effects sounds I've hears from old movies in the 1960s. And apparently a huge amount of unaccountable fun from such a simple device lol! Enjoy your vids!

[@snorrevonflake]

Awesome find !

[@benb3316]

At first I thought "What IS this...?" Now I'm "What IS this and HOW can I make the rest of my LIFE about it?"

[@peevester9987]

I haven't seen one of these things specifically before, but when I was a kid, my local science store (which still exists, American Science and Surplus) had something vaguely similar looking in one of their unsorted bins. It was a largish rectangular box with an RCA jack on both ends, and a jillion tightly stretched thin bare wires running back and forth, which I THINK were insulated on each end so that it was effectively one very long wire (no speaker though). The guy who I asked about it guessed it was used to create a delay, but I was like "there would have to be thousands of miles of wire to get a noticeable delay, right?" He grunted and told me to buzz off (the people who worked there then, unlike now, were super-cranky). I'm wondering if it was actually a different kind of reverb, with the wires interacting with each other magnetically and vibrating when you ran a signal through it. Wish I had bought it 40 years ago, it would be interesting to make one and see if it works. Edit: A little 40 year delayed googling (wish THAT existed in the 1970s, it would have made trash picking weird electronics a lot easier) has turned up a lot of devices similar to what I remember, called "reverb tanks". Most of them had springs inside where I recall the wires as straight, but otherwise, same thing with no speaker required, just a jack on the ends and weird insulating thingies on each end.

[@benhall2235]

Sounds just like a normal spring reverb but with wires instead of springs.

[@ulfurinnn]

I love this speaker. Its fantastic.

[@ivanpolchenko]

Omg so cool! So fascinating..high to low sounded funky, then sounded like a train leaving a subway station in eastern Europe. Where everything is tile floor to ceiling.

[@FluttershyVapes]

If this was April fools I would have thought this bloke just put a space heater into Sony Vegas.

[@jryde421]

Ha lmao

[@davecozzi9721]

Used to put those in the backseats of cars. "Reverb" was a cool thing.

[@goodun2974]

My brother had a Pontiac convertible he was attempting to restore which had a reverb tank mounted in the trunk. He never did finish restoring it, his 1st wife made him sell it.

[@RSS_3787]

Your channel is the dopest of them all !!!!!!!!!

[@vaiosmastroyiannis]

amazing i'm very glad that you review it personally i have a pair of headset with it's own sound card that have the ability to play in 7.1 surround sound AND i was amazed to hear that actually sound like it is true surround sound when i disable the program

[@NotSoCrazyNinja]

Me before the video: It's just a speaker with some springs, can't be that good, but curious enough to watch. Me after the video: I want one, could be really good for certain genres of music.

[@trueredlucky954]

If you got a speaker all you need is springs ;) you could even build a frame for the springs that attach over the speaker, making them a removable option :D

[@adamjeffery764]

You have to attach the spring holder directly to the speaker to get the proper effect. Thats the trick

[@user-pf9xy8iw4v]

I think cleaning the springs would help them oscillate at higher frequencies, making the reverb less muddy

[@TYRASSA]

That thing is awesome! 🤘😍

[@barnabywilde3101]

love that sweep!

[@umdasu]

that is dope. looks like I have a diy project

[@Rainbow__cookie]

Yeah most things was hand made in the 1900s

[@Pupsi]

Sick reverb! I was just irritated that you kept running it too hot though. You know the springs hitting each other...

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

thats the best bitttt

[@Pupsi]

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER Ah yes, pardon me. Musical expression has no limits. Just bugs my obsession with function.

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

@@Pupsi but yeah soz ha. i cant do nuance veerey well :(. horses for courses, melons for melons

[@themagicvillage]

overdrive works

[@tonyennis1787]

This guy is in to alternative and experimental techniques. He knows exactly what he's doing.

[@davidsimons1377]

I've got one of those tube reverby thingies you mentioned with the dangly spring. Cool! Of all the places I bought it from the gift shop at Avebury stone circle, probably adding to the perceived weirdness!

[@shitbag.]

Love your energy and I love vintage stuff. Insta-subbed.

[@SPARKY_208VonCOD]

Could make some serious techno kicks with this thing

[@mrdovie47]

I used to install reverbs on cars in the late 1960s. Very loud when you go over a railroad track. Yours reminds me of Forbidden Planet's sound track.

[@DJMaksymum]

Amazing tool for sound design Jesus. Want one so badly now!

[@digi_056]

That thing sounds insane!