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i worked at an arcade and this guy with 2 or 3 deaf kids always came in and when the kids redeemed there tickets.. they bought whistles and i asked about it and he says when they blow on them it vibrates the ear canal and other parts of the head.. and they enjoy the sensation... He said he didn't they throw away a lot of whistles i guess lol

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i never thought about deaf people being able to enjoy bass. that is awsome!!!! Good on you

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That was awesome... That dude LOVED that shit lol he was enjoying the ride

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theres a guy i work with whos deaf and he has 2 kicker 15 inch cvrs on 3000 watts. guess they love the feel. haha

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Bass is a beautiful thing. Great vid.

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thats awesome! i worked with a deaf guy and showed him my subs he thought it was awesome. his mom came 2 me a week later saying thank you it was so nice and that he plays the drums as a hobby.

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I just want to let you know how this has really touched home with me. I have a son with severe disabilities and taking rides in my car listening to my stereo speakers thumping and bass booming is one of the few things that I can interact in a some what "normal" matter with my son. My son is severely developmentally delayed and in a wheel chair so doing normal father son things with him is not an option we have. I just want to say thank you for doing this.

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