What is your definition of a ground pounder?

[lil_italy773]

when you have all your windows in your truck up, your bass on your h/u on -7, the gains on your amps barely touching a 1/4 of the way up, sub level sitting 1/2 way and then a neighbor who stays across the street five houses down come over to tell you to please cut it down because you're shaking some pictures on his wall .......... now that's a groundpounder.......

not everyones gain will be set at 1/4 thats if u do it the correct way per DMM. diffrent output voltages will effect that, witch i wonder if u now about with that statement u just made.

[EricM9104]

not everyones gain will be set at 1/4 thats if u do it the correct way per DMM. diffrent output voltages will effect that, witch i wonder if u now about with that statement u just made.

x2.

The head-unit could have a 5v or 8v pre-out voltage.

[Noobtastic14]

my personal definition is a car that does 150s all day long tuned LOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

emphasis on LOW!!!

i dont want to hear 40+hz

if you feel 25hz then your moving stone

-Drew

[banginAltima]

when you can make the fire ants boil out of the ground about 100 feet away (this might be a South Carolina thing)

[zaxfire69]

When you scare young children into crying, knock dishes out of the cabinets inside the house. Blur vision = Ground Pounder

[EricM9104]

When you scare young children into crying, knock dishes out of the cabinets inside the house. Blur vision = Ground Pounder

Your speaker grilles aren't aligned straight.

EDIT: Nevermind, yes they are.

[lil_italy773]

when you can make the fire ants boil out of the ground about 100 feet away (this might be a South Carolina thing)

LMFAO thats funny right there, never seen that but those ants gotta be wanting a demo.

[wL<3bass]

LMFAO thats funny right there, never seen that but those ants gotta be wanting a demo.

I now have sprite on my screen thank you.

[EricM9104]

GP.

Bass that signal's lane changes for you.

Wiper's Dancing.

Vibration in special places.

You have the windows up because it's winter and the whole inside of the vehicle get's warm due to air compression.

When Pipo had his 5 15" RE MT's, the bass would turn his windshield wipers on.

[PaulO2288]

When your bass is heard before your seen, shakeing everything in sight due to loud bass and high pressures at low frequenices